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Tips & Tricks
Installing an application using the commandline
- Provision a device.
- Build the app (using the debug configuration if RE-REDUXing).
- Using the mdf project, upload the application using:
python mdf afc transfer <path to the .app directory on your local machine, i.e. ~/myproject/Build/Products/.../myapp.app). this uploads the .app to the /var/mobile/Media/PublicStaging directory
- python mdf install installapp <appname>. This moves the app from /var/mobile/Media/PublicStaging/myapp.app to the right directory.
- Application should be installed and its icon shown on Springboard.
Example:
Build, copy path to signed application
Transfer application
Install application
Displaying the list of Xcode environment variables. These are accessible a script in a build phase.
xcodebuild -project machinjection.xcodeproj -target "machinjection" -showBuildSettings
Dumping kernelcache on iOS 8
- Build el_read from the elutil project.
- cd into the '12' directory.
- run el_read as follows:
- For 64 bit, you need to read 24 MB from the kernel base address:
$ python redux execute – Build/Release-iPhoneOS/elutil/12/el_read -rs 0xffffff8002002000 0x1800000 > /tmp/kernelcache_ascii
- For 32 bit, you need to read 16 MB from the kernel base address:
$ python redux execute – Build/Release-iPhoneOS/elutil/12/el_read -rs 0xffffff8002002000 0x1000000 > /tmp/kernelcache_ascii
- For 64 bit, you need to read 24 MB from the kernel base address:
- The output kernelcache is in ASCII, so convert to raw binary:
cat /tmp/kernelcache_ascii | xxd -r -ps > /tmp/kernelcache_raw
- Finally, process it using mop to move kernel extensions into the right place for better disassembly:
python mop/mach_o.py -u kernelcache /tmp/kernelcache_raw
Applying patches using patch to a root directory of stuff
patch -p 1 -i ../ixr_25Jun2014.patch
Disable not charging Popups
sudo defaults write com.apple.usbd NoIPadNotifications \-bool YES
sudo defaults write com.apple.usbd NoIPhoneNotifications \-bool YES
Xcode Build Errors
Xcode's clean command doesn't remove the 'DerivedData' folder, so If you ever see a message like so:
fatal error: file '/Users/User #71317/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Build/Products/Debug-iphoneos/../generated_strings/network_strings.h' has been modified since the precompiled header '/Users/User #71317/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Build/Intermediates/PrecompiledHeaders/network-Prefix-fkgnbsyedizgtzeeyxepphumzwbs/network-Prefix.pch.pch' was builtnote: please rebuild precompiled header '/Users/User #71317/Library/Developer/Xcode/DerivedData/Build/Intermediates/PrecompiledHeaders/network-Prefix-fkgnbsyedizgtzeeyxepphumzwbs/network-Prefix.pch.pch'1 error generated.
you need to rm -rf that DerivedData folder
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