development

[visual meadow]

/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/STSXPCHelperClient.framework/XPCServices/STSXPCHelper.xpc/STSXPCHelper

[granite frigate]

REAL

[sonic totem]

Is this because Zefram is private

[wooden yarrow]

publicly release tweaks that bootloop your device

[orchid fulcrum]

I mean i would release it if it was good enough to be accepted on tweak stores.

Shit or not i still developed it lmao

[cloud yacht]

I have totally released things and people totally use my stuff

I have like 2 confirmed users

[reef trail]

req dev role then?

dm mod mail

[granite frigate]

sometimes i wonder if i deserve dev

[versed wasp]

I have a pretty stupid question

What stops someone from changing out the dylibs in older iOS versions using a CT exploit (and other fuckery) to allow for unsupported apps

[timid briar]

My non answer for that is that it’s probably more complicated than that

But that probably falls under “more fuckery”

[tepid olive]

i've seen far worse

[reef trail]

oh no what the fuck is that

you know js has async fs

require(“fs/promises”)

[cloud yacht]

JS also has async fs using callbacks in normal fs

[proud geyser]

my first jailed tweak :))

[native dune]

soundmap is such a bad app

give me the ipa i want that

[hasty ruin]

They have anticheat

You’ll get banned if you do basically anything for 5 mins with the mods

[native dune]

o

[proud geyser]

haven’t been banned yet 🤷🏻‍♂️

[proud geyser]

injected or normal decrypted ?

[hasty ruin]

They stop you from opening shit if you do too many too far apart

[cloud yacht]

WTF is soundmap

[proud geyser]

i seen the box lagg open but never stopped me from opening completely

[timid briar]

Kinda like pokemon go but for music
Sorta I think

[proud geyser]

yes

[cloud yacht]

So you catch music near you?

[proud geyser]

pretty much and trade with people for better songs

@hasty ruin yk if life360 got detection

[hasty ruin]

No idea

I have good parents

[proud geyser]

tryna see if it works in that app lmaoo

[native dune]

i just have apple find my with my parents

i dont mind cuz i can see their locations too

[hasty ruin]

My first one was the best in the game so I stopped playing

[visual meadow]

it does technically

[cloud yacht]

I have find my but my parents haven't figured out how to use it yet

[proud geyser]

not like us?

[visual meadow]

error    16:53:49.467871-0400    kernel    Sandbox: Life360(13573) deny(2) file-test-existence /usr/bin/sshd
error    16:53:49.477334-0400    kernel    Sandbox: Life360(13573) deny(2) file-test-existence /bin/bash
error    16:53:49.477380-0400    kernel    Sandbox: Life360(13573) deny(2) file-test-existence /private/etc/apt

does this count

[hasty ruin]

FACK

[visual meadow]

It doesnt do anything with it

[hasty ruin]

🔥🔥

[proud geyser]

yk you get shiny and stuff ?

[hasty ruin]

Idk

I played it like 5 mins

[faint timber]

they still interpret having a jailbreak mean you have iOS 9

[visual meadow]

Yeah lol

[faint timber]

it then recommends you update from iOS 9

fucking dumb cucks

[visual meadow]

Also i have an unrelated question

hoping someone can answer

basically,

I have a coretrust signed bootstrap, i need to spawn login as root with newterm in order to, yknow, use it, but when i do that with posix_spawnattr_set_persona_uid_np it works, but some programs are just outright broken

I'm not sure what to do here as the same thing happens even with dopamine

When you use that

it works fine trhough ssh

[hasty ruin]

Smartest jailbreak detection

[timid briar]

pangu 9

[cloud yacht]

Everyone knows the last jailbreak was on ios 7

[timid briar]

True

[frail cedar]

do they have no sandbox

[visual meadow]

Yes

This happens in dopamine too

If you use that persona fund

Func

https://github.com/hbang/NewTerm/pull/98
Build this pr and youll see what i mean

[granite frigate]

it doesn’t fucking work

i spent 3 hours trying to figure out why .on(“finish”) just never runs

i still dunno

so whatever

[torn oriole]

Finally a use for this

[cloud yacht]

As a javascripter, can confirm

[snow python]

Idk I think every single browser in the planet has a built in debugger with breakpoints accessible

You gotta have the meme contain a bunch of undefineds or Object objects

[torn oriole]

Get to it nerd

[cloud yacht]

Just because there are breakpoints, doesn't mean I won't still console.log things

[timid furnace]

Advanced version with alert() pls

[waxen prawn]

how do i make like flags for my c program like if its ./a.out -a or ./a.out -b it excecutes a certain part of code

[reef trail]

wdym? that’s what argv is

[gentle grove]

oh they corrsposed that

[gentle grove]

no one sane parses argv manually

[reef trail]

for small things might as well

i do it all the time

[gentle grove]

the only time i wouldnt use getopt is for only having a couple required arguments

[waxen prawn]

i mean like its gonna be ./a.out <device> <app>

if <app> isnt specified it doesnt work cuz u only provided device

[gentle grove]

if thats all you need and you dont need any switches/flags then you dont need it

what you originally said made it seem like you wanted flags and stuff

[waxen prawn]

nah i just wanna know how i make this

[gentle grove]

if you just want 2 required arguments like you said right there, just directly read from argv

[waxen prawn]

not two lemme see how many one sec

[gentle grove]

check if there are enough arguments provided and then if so, read them

[waxen prawn]

int main(int argc, char** argv) {
std::cout << "Have " << argc << " arguments:\n";
for (int i = 0; i < argc; ++i) {
std::cout << argv[i] << "\n";
}
}
this may be a little complicated for my "begginer" level

the ai shall help me i guess

[gentle grove]

did not realize you were using c++

[waxen prawn]

no c

[gentle grove]

where did you get that from then

[waxen prawn]

wtf is the code i sent c++?

[gentle grove]

that's c++

yes

[waxen prawn]

stackoverflow

okay im blind

it litterally says c++ on the title of the post

https://www.tutorialspoint.com/cprogramming/c_command_line_arguments.htm okay i found a tutorial which i think is saying what im tryna do

[gentle grove]

somehow over the course of 5 examples they used 3 different conventions for how to place the pointer markings

[waxen prawn]

i have no flying fucking idea int c = atoi(argv[1]) + atoi(argv[2]); what this shit it

like

[waxen prawn]

okay this arg shit im going isane

hlep

getopt right

im switching to that

this shit is crazy

[faint timber]

Why didn’t you use it in the first place

[waxen prawn]

idk honestly

but which person in their right mind uses this

lemme delete everything rq

[faint timber]

Uses what

[wooden yarrow]

parses the first and second arguments into integers and adds them together

argc is the length of the argument list argv is the argument list itself

[wooden yarrow]

but indeed getopts is better for this

unless it's a very simple project with only like 1 argument it would be better to use getopts

[gentle grove]

i thought they just wanted two always required positional arguments but i cant tell

@waxen prawn i have a getopt example with various flags https://github.com/BBaoVanC/smines/blob/master/src/main.c

basically the entire beginning of main

[waxen prawn]

it has like 4

[gentle grove]

are they positional arguments that are always required

[waxen prawn]

./a.out <console> <application or firmware> <version> <oc for overclocked firmware>

also by positional do you mean like

[gentle grove]

non positional would be you can move them around

[waxen prawn]

ah

uhh

[gentle grove]

yeah i mean for that its gonna be easier and simpler without getopt

[faint timber]

[gentle grove]

you just check if argc == 5 and then you have array elements

[waxen prawn]

well ill try this and see how it goes

if it doesnt work im making a cli

[wooden yarrow]

what

[gentle grove]

that is a cli

[wooden yarrow]

aren't u making a cli already

[waxen prawn]

you navigate with numbers and stuff it will probably be easier to make

[gentle grove]

if you mean using getopt, like i said thats gonna be more effort

[gentle grove]

args is way simpler

trust me

[waxen prawn]

okay ill check out the templete u sent see how it goes

[gentle grove]

no what i sent is getopt

[open root]

Hey guys,
I'm trying to access location data from my cli executable but I keep getting this error:

This app has attempted to access privacy-sensitive data without a usage description. The app's Info.plist must contain an “NSLocationWhenInUseUsageDescription” key with a string value explaining to the user how the app uses this data

For mic access I managed to get around this by adding kTCCServiceMicrophone key to my entitlements file used for signing the binary, however, the same approach for location using kTCCServiceLocation does't work.
I also tried this key without luck.

<key>com.apple.security.personal-information.location</key>
<true/>

What's the right way to do this?

[waxen prawn]

@gentle grove im too stupid, it seems gtopt can only do one char for one dash (-) but like to have multiple characters yo uneed double dash --

i can use -- but i cant find a documentation on how to use or implement double dash

[gentle grove]

long opts or whatever it's called

i believe I have it set up like that in my example

[manic forum]

that's called long opts, if you don't use them -abcde for example would be equivalent to -a -b -c -d -e assuming a, b, c and d don't take a value

[waxen prawn]

yes how do i use them

[waxen prawn]

the link u sent?

[waxen prawn]

The long opts

[manic forum]

https://linux.die.net/man/3/getopt_long

[gentle grove]

Yes the smines one

[manic forum]

@waxen prawn the manpage has an example

[gentle grove]

man page is probably a simpelr example

[waxen prawn]

my brain isnt braining this is too compilacted one sec i loom i to it

[manic forum]

we should create one

(i didn't do 2023 i should work on that sometime)

[high citrus]

You are about two years late with that ping lol

[manic forum]

or rather 4.5 months early

[high citrus]

True

Are you practicing already?

[manic forum]

no, not yet

but i should start soon

i normally use javascript but i haven't used it in a while

[high citrus]

Ah nice, like plain JavaScript or Typescript?

[cloud yacht]

I love plain JavaScript

[manic forum]

i used to write plain javascript but only because i was using node.js and compiling typescript took like 2 seconds

i mostly use Deno now which supports running typescript directly so i think i'll use that

typescript is just so much better

[hasty ruin]

Python is always my goto for AOC

[high citrus]

Yeah until it just creates too much hassle for simple things

[manic forum]

i want to like python but everything about it feels wrong

i need to properly learn it at some point

[hasty ruin]

It’s definitely different, but then again so is objc

[high citrus]

I used golang last year, it was quite good

[manic forum]

aoc in objective-c

pov: it takes you 20 minutes to sum a list of numbers

[high citrus]

Aoc in Logos

[cloud yacht]

AOC in Orion

[manic forum]

isn't logos just a preprocessor for objective-c

[high citrus]

Yeah

But you can probably still use it

[manic forum]

i guess so

[hasty ruin]

Wait pixel

Weren’t you the brainfuck guy

[manic forum]

i think so?

[hasty ruin]

AOC in brainfuck

[manic forum]

for the "sum all numbers" task we just went from 20 minutes to 20 hours nice

[cloud yacht]

AOC in iOS shortcuts

[manic forum]

i tried to write a brainfuck interpreter in ios shortcuts once

the shortcut got corrupted so i didn't continue

[hasty ruin]

@native dune do it this year I dare you

[cloud yacht]

Are you mentally stable?

[manic forum]

clearly i wasn't

although i'm not sure if i improved

[cloud yacht]

If I could type shortcuts maybe it would be usesbld

[native dune]

What the fuck is AOC

[manic forum]

advent of code

25 programming puzzles released every year in december

[hasty ruin]

tfw the part 2 requires a rewrite

[high citrus]

AOC in https://github.com/semvis123/logic-nodes

[cloud yacht]

I know someone who did AOC in the browser dev tools and read the input from the dom

[manic forum]

there was a video of someone doing that on reddit i think

they solved the task in 20 seconds and got first place

[cloud yacht]

I guess it Is pretty quick

[native dune]

Is it possible

[high citrus]

I mean it is quite efficient

[native dune]

If so I’ll fucking do it

[hasty ruin]

Yes

[native dune]

Hella based

[manic forum]

i think there'll be a lot more AIs this year

on day one there'll be at least 10 solves in under 3 seconds

[native dune]

Nvm I’m too stupid for this

What the hell

I ain’t reading allat

[cloud yacht]

Start on day 1

[manic forum]

@native dune once you solve a few you learn to skip the story

if you're going for speed that is

when you're not trying to be fast then the story is fun to read

[high citrus]

Solve it on your phone

[manic forum]

i did that once

using iSH i think

[cloud yacht]

iSH is goated

[manic forum]

no wait iSH didn't work because nodejs is extremely slow

i used tio run

i finished the code, attempted to copy my input to the tio run webpage and accidentally reloaded the page

[cloud yacht]

Write it using the W3 schools try it editor in a script tag

[manic forum]

so i lost the code

[manic forum]

my phone isn't jailbroken

[cloud yacht]

I think even sbinger has node

But it's like node 12

[hasty ruin]

Crazy

[hasty ruin]

Less crazy

[native dune]

elucubratus trolling

[cloud yacht]

TBH you should write AOC in swiftui

[high citrus]

You can probably also use Fiverr to complete your AOC lmao

[cloud yacht]

You can use powerpoint

[manic forum]

https://youtu.be/uNjxe8ShM-8

[cloud yacht]

Yeah

[acoustic imp]

Can I delete this it’s in cache folder, it’s build versions for my iOS ver ?

[cloud yacht]

Idk do you have perms to deletr it?

[acoustic imp]

Yep

Deleted

I’m gona userspace reboot

(Haven’t cleared trash yet )

It re appeared

Less storage usage tho

[proud geyser]

looks like you were right 🥲

[timid briar]

i like how hacking is in quotes, implying there are other ways u could get banned
how else could u even get banned from that

[proud geyser]

cussing the shii out of other people aka “cybeebullyin”

scamming aswell

[timid briar]

oh there's chat/messages?

never really looked into the app

[proud geyser]

yeah you can trade songs with “notes” like sayinn something

[clear iron]

Yes

[granite frigate]

does anyone know how I can just unlock all the icons

[acoustic imp]

we have alr established this

[acoustic imp]

zefram

[torn oriole]

Probably a settings plist hidden somewhere

That knows

[native dune]

theres a defaults command for it i think

defaults write company.thebrowser.Browser currentAppIconName -string schoolbook 
defaults write company.thebrowser.Browser currentAppIconName -string colorful
defaults write company.thebrowser.Browser currentAppIconName -string neon
defaults write company.thebrowser.Browser currentAppIconName -string flutedGlass
defaults write company.thebrowser.Browser currentAppIconName -string hologram

[granite frigate]

yoooo ok

[timid furnace]

mitm

[clear iron]

App prefs if I had to guess

As in the preferences plist

[native dune]

lol they fixed it then

that used to work

[granite frigate]

what

[native dune]

@acoustic imp did u delete those 😭

[acoustic imp]

i was deleting mine

[granite frigate]

@native dune nvm it works

[frail cedar]

what would cause this?

it's the only bug left

its not my postrm that can only exit(0) or exit(-69)

[cloud yacht]

What is your post removal script?

[frail cedar]

compiled swift bin

it works fine when run manually, i checked

i got annoyed at bash if statements

[cloud yacht]

Idk see if you can get dpkg to be more verbose

[frail cedar]

nothing beyond error 187

it runs fine when spawned separately

as evidenced

(and it does what its supposed to do)

[lean ermine]

right click on arc.app -> get info -> change icon to whatever u want

[timid furnace]

don't use negative return code

Exit status is 0-255

[granite frigate]

resets on update

i'm lazy

[lean ermine]

i do not be updating apps

[wooden yarrow]

why the hell did they decide to use int then

smh

[faint stag]

when have return codes not been 8 bit unsigned ints??

but sure you could use uint8_t

[faint stag]

if you tried to use something out of range it's supposed to just roll over when executed
ofc it's dumb code but it'll still work

like 280 -> 24 lol

and in this case yeah -69 is 187

[faint stag]

if you don't return 0 then it's considered an error, duh

hence why dpkg returns with an error too

[faint stag]

the shell doesn't display the exit code unless you request it or have something that checks it...

that would be what echo $? does
returns exit code of previous command

[faint stag]

writes swift because a bash script is too hard

how did we get here

[timid furnace]

yes no benefit but confusing yourself though

so don't use negative

[faint stag]

unless you really need a postrm that doesn't call other binaries or needs to interact better with the system i don't see a reason not to use a script

but a binary (especially a swift one) is kinda just gonna make it easier to run into issues down the line, depending on what you're doing

[gentle grove]

some people dont want to learn a new language for a simple thing that they might do once

[manic forum]

this isn't unique to the return value of main, the c standard library also has many functions that use int for unsigned 8-bit values

[wooden yarrow]

why the hell

[manic forum]

memset() and fgetc() for example

[wooden yarrow]

memset returns a pointer .

also for fgetc

"The function returns the character read from the stream as an unsigned char cast to an int.If the end-of-file is encountered or an error occurs, the function returns EOF, which is a macro typically defined as -1. To distinguish between an actual character and an EOF return, one should use the feof or ferror functions to check if the end of the file or an error has occurred."

so erm it can return negative

[gentle grove]

void *memset(void s[.n], int c, size_t n);
The memset() function fills the first n bytes of the memory area pointed to by s with the constant byte c.

[manic forum]

but it doesn't need the whole 32-bit range

[gentle grove]

constant byte c

int c

[wooden yarrow]

this is true, however it is not unsigned 8-bit values

[gentle grove]

and erm acktually it doesnt return the pointer, it takes in the pointer 🤓

[wooden yarrow]

well yeah, that int is passed by value

[wooden yarrow]

it takes in and returns the pointer

[gentle grove]

the c standard library also has many functions that use int for unsigned 8-bit values
that's what was being responded to

[wooden yarrow]

oh

wait it can't write more than a char ⁉️

[manic forum]

memset?

[wooden yarrow]

what happens if you put a value bigger than 0xff then

yeah

[manic forum]

you write your own loop

(why would you need to do that)

memset() is generally used to zero out a portion of memory

[wooden yarrow]

i swear you could put like 0x90909090 and it would write that pattern

[gentle grove]

otherwise couldnt you just use =

[wooden yarrow]

wouldnt people use bzero for that

[wooden yarrow]

what

[gentle grove]

*var = [whatever data you want]

[wooden yarrow]

i mean i think memset would probably have a more efficient implementation than just using =

[gentle grove]

i dont think thats how it works

[manic forum]

bzero isn't a standard function, memset is

[wooden yarrow]

if not why wouldn't people just for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) *tmpptr++ = val;

[wooden yarrow]

wtf

[manic forum]

why use functions when you can implement everything yourself

[wooden yarrow]

.

the entirety of C

[gentle grove]

oh if you mean looping through to copy a byte repeatedly to the entire memory

[manic forum]

make a cpu first
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_ZaioqF1B0

[wooden yarrow]

this literally looks like that one nand connection through wires pic

[gentle grove]

why do i know what youre talking about

[manic forum]

i don't

what's that

[gentle grove]

its horrible

i dont have the picture though

[wooden yarrow]

found

[gentle grove]

ok thats not the one i was thinking of

idek what that meme is

i cant read it

[wooden yarrow]

completely diff?

[kind herald]

“homemade 8-bit cpu” users when I show them my 64-bit intel cpu

[gentle grove]

yeah

[wooden yarrow]

damn

[faint stag]

i'd never have this much bread

[wooden yarrow]

wait now i need to know

pic

[gentle grove]

it may not have been nand

it was like a socket meme or something where they replaced a bga with individual wires on each pad

[kind herald]

can finally install zefram

Wtf where is my 2tb

[gentle grove]

this one i dont even understand

what is it showing

[faint stag]

that has been done too many times

[gentle grove]

do you have the meme or know what its called

[faint stag]

2tb nand in iphone

[wooden yarrow]

nand upgrade through attaching each of the nand's bga balls to the correct one on the motherboard using wires

[gentle grove]

oh

is it real

[faint stag]

i mean, i don't really doubt it

[wooden yarrow]

maybe

[gentle grove]

is the ram and storage separate on iphones?

[faint stag]

what kind of question is that

[wooden yarrow]

why the shit would anyone do this though 😭

[kind herald]

2tb nand vs 2tb ram iphone

[gentle grove]

well on the only phone i tried repair with (pxiel 5a) the ram and storage are a single chip

[kind herald]

games

[manic forum]

2tb ram iphone with 16gb nand

jailbreak required to run apps (to make a ramdisk)

[wooden yarrow]

ramdisk as main storage 🔥

[faint stag]

huhhh

[manic forum]

when you run out of battery you lose all of your data

[faint stag]

they're not a single chip but there's a shield on all of them of course

[gentle grove]

well yeah

im starting to think the pixel was an abnormality

[faint stag]

wdym abnormality

the ram is right next to the SoC

where it should be

[gentle grove]

yeah but it being in the same chip as the NAND is cursed

im talking about the pixel 5a

[hasty marsh]

wtf boba in hashtag development?

[faint timber]

illegal

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/__femb0t/status/1811629219807453291?s=46

\newcommand{\femb0t}{ (@__femb0t) on X

Twitter · Jul 12, 2024, 5:10 AM

[gentle grove]

I'm in here all the time man

[waxen prawn]

ok guys i just sigmed a little and {"file", required_argument, 0, 'f'}, i belive it says --file is actually argument f

i belive

and like the thing is can you run out of letters

[gentle grove]

Yes

[waxen prawn]

okay what do you do

if u run out of letters

[gentle grove]

i think you might be able to use any char but even then if you have 26 flags that's a nightmare

[waxen prawn]

any char?

[gentle grove]

Don't quote me on that

[waxen prawn]

so i can like put one letter from the hebrew alphabet

[gentle grove]

I've never tried it and idk if they say you can

[waxen prawn]

i wanna try it

[gentle grove]

That's not a character

character would be the 255 different things you get in ASCII and the extras

[manic forum]

you don't have to support short options for every long option

[gentle grove]

you@only get one bute

[gentle grove]

iirc you use a short char in the code

like to define the argument

[manic forum]

oh wait

you do?

[gentle grove]

I can't use GitHub on iOS but ID show in my code

[waxen prawn]

can i codedump

[gentle grove]

Yeah

[manic forum]

i thought it was optional

[waxen prawn]

discord is crying

im using the code from gnu website

https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Getopt-Long-Option-Example.html

[gentle grove]

When you identify the argument though you use a single character

[manic forum]

the gnu example has two flags that don't have short options

[gentle grove]

Can you send me a screenshot of my code on bbaovanc/smines in main.c

sinice GitHub doesn't work on iOS safari anymore

[manic forum]

why not

[gentle grove]

There's no css

black text on black bg

[manic forum]

seems to be fine for me

[gentle grove]

I'll try the GitHub app

[gentle grove]

I have no recollection of how the character is picked when you don't define one

Does it just pick the first character I guess

[manic forum]

@gentle grove seems like you can get the current option index

[gentle grove]

Oh yeah

but it's very cursed to do it that way

This is very hard to reremember how it all works

in typical gnu fashion it's super complicated for no reason

[manic forum]

it's not that complicated imo

[gentle grove]

I never made use of that functionality in smines

[manic forum]

but it could be simplified i think

[gentle grove]

It's complicated if I come back and have no fucking clue what's going on without reading documentation for 5 minutes

[orchid fulcrum]

Does anybody know how most apps do sideload detection ? A streaming service app i use sometimes has this bug where it is just stuck in profile selection screen and doesn't react to your taps, which sounds like a userInteractionEnabled = 0 issue. So i wanted to check it out with a debugger. The issue is when i sideload it with apple id cert with a different bundle id the app crashes on launch

[frail cedar]

i am also obfuscating some things

[waxen prawn]

hello im back

[manic forum]

lies

you aren't back you're okay

[waxen prawn]

okay how do i

[manic forum]

i think it's mandatory for the cli to be predictable

[wooden yarrow]

what else would you do

[manic forum]

otherwise different commands could implement option parsing different and we would have stuff like ```bash
nc /P 1234 /H localhost | grep /extended '^value;' | tail -nlines 5 -trim | tee -ai out.log

[wooden yarrow]

impractical for clis with need for complex argument parsing

i think

well yeah

but i feel like the code will be less readable even though it does the same thing with loops

[manic forum]

everyone would need to implement the getopt function themselves, that sounds like a worse idea

you'd also need to consider that -aarg and -a arg do the same thing for example

or that -abcHello could be identical to -a -b -c Hello

or -a -b cHello depending on the program

[wooden yarrow]

bro said my way or the highway 💀

average c dev

[manic forum]

Have you never ran ssh with -p2222 or something similar

How often do you use the terminal?

i feel like that can't be true if you're making these arguments

[wooden yarrow]

ldid args

[manic forum]

we could even call it getopt and add it to the standard library so everyone can use it

[wooden yarrow]

sacrificing readablity and sanity for negligible performance benefits is not usually a good idea

also erm sounds like a skill issue to me

what

[manic forum]

you're trying to optimize away 50 clock cycles in a world with 3GHz CPUs and Electron applications

[wooden yarrow]

ok maybe -aWithArg is but -abcd withArg? i do that shit all the time

[manic forum]

use the terminal more

[native orbit]

🗣️ 💯

[frail cedar]

i can't tab to complete filepaths with -aWithArg

ldid drives me insane with this WHY IS IT -S/path/to/ents.xml WHYYYY

[wooden yarrow]

it can be, for loops can have quite literally anything in them

[manic forum]

then use a space? it's more useful when you're running the command with multiple flags

[wooden yarrow]

does ldid require it actually

[frail cedar]

YES

[wooden yarrow]

lmao

[frail cedar]

you can't do -S path it errors

[manic forum]

now that's stupid

[frail cedar]

I HATE SAURIK

It's so inconsistent too

[wooden yarrow]

procursus ldid?

[frail cedar]

Some are spaces some aren't

[frail cedar]

it's identical in args to saurik ldid

[wooden yarrow]

what the hell

they didn't make shit better 💀

[manic forum]

if you wrote the loop yourself the result would still look something like the original implementation
https://gist.github.com/attractivechaos/a574727fb687109a2adefcd75655d9ea

[frail cedar]

nope

drives me INSANE

[manic forum]

maybe more buggy and more prone to security vulnerabilities

i'm not entertaining you anymore, you're clearly doing your best to ignore my point

[wooden yarrow]

ok but do you have real evidence to prove that your way of writing arguments through a for loop even gives enough of a performance benefit as compared to getopts to justify the sanity and readability loss it causes

[manic forum]

and the lack of a stable interface between different programs

[wooden yarrow]

also is your argument performance or api clarity because you switched halfway through

ok lets deal with performance first

[wooden yarrow]

.

[cloud yacht]

Would you rather an =

[manic forum]

?

[wooden yarrow]

I think they mean like -arg=value

[cloud yacht]

Over typing a space

[native dune]

i hate this so much

[wooden yarrow]

true!

[native dune]

but the worst thing is having nothing in between the arg and the value

like ldid, -Sentitlements.plist

[manic forum]

for files it's annoying but there are some cases where it fits

i've used ssh -p2222 so much ssh -p 2222 feels wrong

[cloud yacht]

I've rarely used -p2222

-p 2222 my beloved

[timid furnace]

fucking ldid

[cloud yacht]

Or just a configuration file

[slender glade]

I hated this when I was 13

I hated that when I was 14

I hated that when I was 15

I hated that when I was 16

And I still hate it at 17

[native dune]

common serena W

[slender glade]

thanks goat

[pearl sail]

5 years of hating

[kind herald]

👀 iPhone 16 Pro Max - Hands-on REVEALS NEW FEATURES!!

[slender glade]

he made a video about how to hide apps on your iPhone

[native dune]

why is he filtered

this dude needs to put my fries in the bag instead of uploading yt videos

[slender glade]

LMAOO

[slender glade]

oh piracy

mb

[slender glade]

put my fries in the bag is so fuckinf crazy

😭😭

[cloud yacht]

Pro tip, name your entitlements file Senyiylements.plist to confuse jailbreak devs

[native dune]

-SSenyiylements.plist

[kind herald]

not nexus.deb

[native orbit]

ldid -Sentitlements.plist nexus_cracked

[placid kraken]

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/688124600269144162/1227443087400239134/ezgif-4-b50c70f614.gif

[cloud yacht]

The real shame is no-one got my prompt to draw

[hasty ruin]

[hasty ruin]

?

[radiant idol]

@visual meadow @crisp frost @granite frigate for sero, it seems like hooking into MediaRemoteUI doesn't work... is this something that I can work around or do I need to figure out some other way to achieve what im doing

[granite frigate]

idk

is mediaremoteUI part of springboard

[radiant idol]

no

separate thing

[granite frigate]

ah no wonder

[radiant idol]

I think

man

[granite frigate]

where is it

[radiant idol]

uhhh

[granite frigate]

can prolly add a replacement for it

[radiant idol]

might be in the DSC

searching filza rn

oh its not in the DSC

/Applications/MediaRemoteUI.app/MediaRemoteUI

[granite frigate]

[radiant idol]

if you can push out a quick update to fix that, I would appreciate that so much

would save me a tremendous amount of work

[granite frigate]

actually why do you still support serotonin

it's been largely overshadowed anyway

[radiant idol]

It's a bounty tweak

and the guy is on iOS 16.6 on sero

[visual meadow]

Done

[granite frigate]

oh my GOD

[radiant idol]

I mean like actual Sero

not your fork

[visual meadow]

I already replaced it

[granite frigate]

Nathan can you pr it ill just accept it rq

If not idk

Uhh

[radiant idol]

dont PR the rootless stuff yet ig, all I need is mediaremoteui injection

[granite frigate]

I haven't touched the code since january

Is your guy willing to download a random ipa if i'm lazy to push an update for 1 hook

[radiant idol]

yes

[granite frigate]

True

[radiant idol]

pushing an update would be good though

[kind herald]

at least it isn't a random deb file

[radiant idol]

since when are you genius

[granite frigate]

i keep telling myself i'll update everything in 1 shot

(i won't)

[kind herald]

since July 12, 2024 11:25 AM CT

#rjailbreak-news message

[radiant idol]

L

[kind herald]

:/

I can finally censor Nightwind with my new Geniuses role! #awesomesauce

[granite frigate]

omg

i forgot i was working on an unfinished ui

fuck lmao

RGAJHGEJHASgehjae

@radiant idol when do you need it by

[radiant idol]

I mean if you can have it today that would be nice

Is it a giant change or is it a couple lines of code

[granite frigate]

uh

not giant but not small

I already know what to do

[visual meadow]

If they just want to try my semi jb its just here
https://nathan4s.lol/nathanlr/nathanlr.tipa

[granite frigate]

[visual meadow]

My faukt

[radiant idol]

But no app injection I think, right?

[granite frigate]

Eta i copy nathan's code and integrate it

(now)

[granite frigate]

Yea

[visual meadow]

No app injection

[radiant idol]

L

[visual meadow]

Roothide breaks app updates n shit bro

I dont wanna add that

[granite frigate]

Who gaf

It's app tweaks

[radiant idol]

Anyway doesn’t matter

[twilit jungle]

Is that a notch device?

Never tried on notch device, had that method ever been used?

[radiant idol]

@granite frigate send ipa in DMs when done

[cloud yacht]

Curious is it called if you pull down the CC?

[granite frigate]

i cannot guarantee you won’t bootloop just saying

[radiant idol]

Wait why though

[granite frigate]

I'm gonna go sleep

[granite frigate]

Because im coding this at 4am

Well 5 now

[radiant idol]

Alright lmao

Good night

[sonic totem]

Congrats, life finally got good

@granite frigate probably not what you want to hear but you should rewrite Sero literally from scratch

Always comes out better in my experience

Or find a PAC bypass and you never have to

[granite frigate]

I did start on one lmao

Based off TIX then i’ll slowly skid over everythung

I have an idea of how to structure stuff now

[sonic totem]

W

Do a BaseBin

[tepid olive]

@wooden yarrow is there a proper way of getting user input in AArch64 Assembly

i.e. i know i can probably use libc to get scanf but i feel like that's cheating

[tepid olive]

i just came to the realization there probably isn't since assembly isn't designed like that

nfr

i see, thanks

[native orbit]

fr

[tepid olive]

i'm doing this on asahi haha but thanks

[native orbit]

xnu 792 💀

[tepid olive]

https://www.chromium.org/chromium-os/developer-library/reference/linux-constants/syscalls/

[tepid olive]

there's probably a newer one on apple-oss-distributions

yea and svc #0x80 to svc #0

thx

i remember it

something about darwin not liking svc #0 but if that's the case then alr

[native orbit]

still linux kernel

[tepid olive]

i'm a complete noob with aarch64 assembly so i do want to ask this:
what's the point of using the w or width register? why not just use x0...x30?

Registers in AArch64 state

In AArch64 state, the following registers are available:

Thirty-one 64-bit general-purpose registers X0-X30, the bottom halves of which are accessible as W0-W30.

what does this even mean

Each AArch64 64-bit general-purpose register (X0-X30) also has a 32-bit (W0-W30) form.

why store it in w0

[tepid olive]

so my end goal with this is to do whole number addition like so but in asm:

// ghetto ass example
#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    int number1, number2, sum;
    printf("Enter two integers: ");
    scanf("%d %d", &number1, &number2);
    sum = number1 + number2;
    printf("%d + %d = %d", number1, number2, sum);
    return 0;
}

btw when i write to the screen is it better to use .ascii or .asciz?

[vivid dew]

@timid briar happy birthday big man

[timid briar]

Thanks :)

[narrow sequoia]

Can someone help me with this build? I'm trying to build PodsGrant and idk why it keeps failing

󰀵 ctkd on Joshs-MBP at …/PodsGrant via  main  make clean package
==> Cleaning…
> Making clean in podsgrantadaptivetransparency…
==> Cleaning…
> Making clean in podsgrantsettings…
==> Cleaning…
> Making all for tweak PodsGrant…
==> Preprocessing Sharing_Tweak.x…
==> Compiling os_log_handler.c (arm64e)…
==> Compiling Tweak.c (arm64e)…
==> Compiling general.c (arm64e)…
==> Compiling Sharing_Tweak.x (arm64e)…
==> Linking tweak PodsGrant (arm64e)…
ld: warning: -multiply_defined is obsolete
==> Generating debug symbols for PodsGrant…
==> Signing PodsGrant…
> Making all in podsgrantadaptivetransparency…
> Making all for tweak podsgrantadaptivetransparency…
==> Preprocessing Tweak.x…
==> Compiling Tweak.x (arm64e)…
==> Linking tweak podsgrantadaptivetransparency (arm64e)…
ld: warning: -multiply_defined is obsolete
ld: framework 'PersonalAudio' not found
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
make[4]: *** [/Users/ctkd/theos/makefiles/instance/library.mk:52: /Users/ctkd/Developer/PodsGrant/.theos/obj/debug/arm64e/podsgrantadaptivetransparency.dylib] Error 1
make[3]: *** [/Users/ctkd/theos/makefiles/instance/library.mk:52: /Users/ctkd/Developer/PodsGrant/.theos/obj/debug/arm64e/podsgrantadaptivetransparency.dylib] Error 2
make[2]: *** [/Users/ctkd/theos/makefiles/instance/library.mk:37: internal-library-all_] Error 2
make[1]: *** [/Users/ctkd/theos/makefiles/master/rules.mk:146: podsgrantadaptivetransparency.all.tweak.variables] Error 2
make: *** [/Users/ctkd/theos/makefiles/master/aggregate.mk:12: internal-all] Error 2```

[kind herald]

ld: framework 'PersonalAudio' not found

[narrow sequoia]

i have it though

[lusty jacinth]

Wait why

There is a release for the iOS 16 version

[narrow sequoia]

idk how to make it show up

[narrow sequoia]

hes made changes since then

and i wanted the most up to date build

[lusty jacinth]

o

Check GitHub actions if you haven't already

[narrow sequoia]

how do i make it see the framework

theres nothing there

/Users/ctkd/theos/sdks/iPhoneOS16.5.sdk/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/PersonalAudio.framework

theres where the framework is, why is it not seeing it

[kind herald]

are you using the correct sdk

[narrow sequoia]

uhh how do i check which one im using

[kind herald]

in your makefile

it should say it

[narrow sequoia]

im just using latest

which should be 16.5

i dont have many sdks

i only have 16.5 for ios

[kind herald]

does it say that in the makefile

[narrow sequoia]

TARGET := iphone:clang:latest:latest

bruh it worked when i manually put in 16.5

what

goofy shit

it made a rootful deb

why

[kind herald]

use THEOS_PACKAGE_SCHEME=rootless

[lusty jacinth]

it thought theos defaulted to rootless NoW?

haven't used it in a bit though

[narrow sequoia]

apprently it doesnt

because that flag worked

can i get other sdks somewhere?

[kind herald]

https://github.com/theos/sdks

[narrow sequoia]

so there isnt an sdk for every firmware

like every 16.x firmware

[kind herald]

no

[narrow sequoia]

like what if i wanted a 16.3 sdk

[lean ermine]

pretty sure it exists but there is no point

frameworks don't change much in incremental versions

[narrow sequoia]

i see

[lusty jacinth]

Not sure if this is piracy https://github.com/xybp888/iOS-SDKs

Well it's on GitHub

[narrow sequoia]

also why are there no theos frameworks for ios 17

for like ipados 17

palera1n

wait can i get an sdk for any ios version on the developer website

[lean ermine]

ipados basically the same as ios w dif feature flags

frameworks are the same

[lean ermine]

maybe but they wont have private frameworks

[narrow sequoia]

ah ok

[acoustic imp]

anyone know how to like re-map a partiion on linux?

[faint stag]

no, why would it

[faint stag]

someone has to patch the sdk and upload it somewhere and idk if apple did anything weird with sdks since 16 lol

[narrow sequoia]

i see

[faint stag]

whatever latest is depends on what's in $THEOS/sdks lol

[native dune]

https://github.com/itsnebulalol/sdks/tree/main/iPhoneOS17.0.sdk i do not know if it works

[faint stag]

well it's probably better to see whatever make is actually using there cause i could be wrong

[tepid olive]

how do i print out the sum with the two numbers the user inputted?
e.g. console output would be something like sum = number1 + number2

do i need to use arm fp instructions or nah since i'm just targeting whole numbers?

[narrow sequoia]

For the lowest version do I need that sdk or no

[tepid olive]

i see, thanks

[narrow sequoia]

So I only need the sdk for the highest version I wanna support

What if I wanna build for iOS 18

Where do I get that sdk

Hmm ok

Probably not tbh

But idk I guess if I wanted tweaks for iPadOS 18 when Palera1n came out

[frail cedar]

i've built stuff with the 15.6 sdk and it works on 16.7.8

[sonic totem]

Only benefit to 17.4 SDK is XPC headers

[granite frigate]

they’re restricted though

like xpc_connection_t

[sonic totem]

Oh

Not if you forward declare

[granite frigate]

iunno what allat means but True

i just edited the sdk headers

[wooden yarrow]

forward declaration means to declare the function prototype first without defining the function yet

[granite frigate]

oh

[wooden yarrow]

so that during compilation the compiler can do the work for you

[granite frigate]

so thats whats its called

[radiant idol]

sacro get to work

[sonic totem]

Do a dopamine structure

BaseBin and an app

[radiant idol]

That comes later

[sonic totem]

Why

Why not start now

[radiant idol]

All I need is mediaremoteui injection for the guy

That seems to be just a couple of lines of code

[granite frigate]

Well uh ummm uhh i’m outside

I was tryna built it before i slept

[radiant idol]

Ah

[granite frigate]

Nightwind wants to inject into something quickly for a tweak bounty i assume

[radiant idol]

Yeah pretty much

I mean it works on a real jb

Soo

[sonic totem]

Nightwind should do it himself then

[wooden yarrow]

oh god my project is getting taken over by C

it used to be like 90% Rust

,

[gentle grove]

bevause all the stuff you need to do in c takes 4x the line count to do the same stuff as rust

[proud geyser]

does orion support swiftui ?

and does it support theos jailed ?

[fading shell]

Orion is independent from what UI you use, it’s just a hooking framework

Unless you want to hook SwiftUI stuff, in which case the answer is no

[proud geyser]

and ?

[fading shell]

Yes it does, at least partially. C hooks won’t work because you need special entitlements to modify this section

[proud geyser]

%hook CLlocation something like that won’t work ?

[fading shell]

That’s… logos

Not Orion

But the hook, if translated to Orion, would work

Cases where you’d use %hookf won’t work

But that’s not Orion‘s fault, it won’t work using Logos either

[proud geyser]

you aware on how you translate %orig to orion

[reef trail]

it’s just orig.methodName()

[proud geyser]

yee got it

[reef trail]

read the docs https://orion.theos.dev

[faint timber]

hello development

[fading shell]

hello cryptic

[ashen canyon]

hello cryptic

[warped sky]

hello cryptic

[harsh junco]

1. ⁠Dual license mit and gpl3
2. ⁠Only patch/update gpl3

[tepid olive]

hola cryptic

[faint timber]

I actually had a question but no one was online and I ended up figuring it out

[pearl sail]

Classic

[visual meadow]

I now have the knowledge of the computer

[sonic totem]

@granite frigate

We up

(1 hour of sleep)

[velvet path]

nice

[hasty ruin]

Too much

[sonic totem]

I’m dying out here

No way am I making it through the airport

5h until I board

[pearl sail]

@grave sparrow Why you trolling like a bitch ain't you tired

[tepid olive]

frenchman returning to france

[granite frigate]

Crazy modularity

[placid kraken]

tryina strike a chord and its probably A-minorrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[vestal isle]

wait so uh

how do i transfer this from rootful to rootless

i added it to rootless and added #import hbappearancesettings.h to the theos package but like

still no luck

OHHH

its in vendor/lib

not lib

[vestal isle]

lets go

[manic forum]

is your project folder called "deez"

[proud geyser]

how does one fix this error on orion jailed

[proud geyser]

Thoughts ?

[tepid olive]

does anyone know why exactly an untether isn't possible on 15+ without an iBoot bug?

[faint timber]

The hash is checked by iboot

[fading shell]

You need to inject the Orion Deb into your app bundle

[proud geyser]

this thing brother ?

[faint timber]

No way this is real

[proud geyser]

what is

[lime pivot]

if you see ads like that, please click ❌ and report it, thank you 🙏

would help to get those trashy advertisers suspended

not that they ever will be because Google doesn't care, but still

[proud geyser]

i use adguard dns usually lmao

but recently apple appstore started blocking the access to appstore through that dns so whenever you search something on appstore it says no internet

[granite frigate]

just whitelist that

[proud geyser]

what’s the url to whitelist apple services ?

isn’t there like hella links

[granite frigate]

i just wildcarded it

*.appstore.apple.com or something like that

not the actual link btw^

[faint stag]

well not even that

[faint stag]

it tried to load orion from the rootful jb paths
you need to change the search paths to somewhere in the app bundle (frameworks preferably), and bundle orion in the ipa of course

[placid kraken]

@radiant idol your tweak is now also a mommy

[radiant idol]

.

[wooden yarrow]

the root hash (SSV)

[faint timber]

npc

[wooden yarrow]

cant tell if that's me or the person i'm replying to

perhaps both 💀

[faint timber]

never you at least I don't think

anyone know what im doing wrong? myClassInitptr1 does not show up under methods list despite clearly being implemented...

[wooden yarrow]

average Xcode experience

[faint timber]

nope

its user error this time

you should have known the mistake I made

self <space> method not self.method if your method has args

(for non static instance methods)

[faint timber]

Jul 15 14:58:59 kernel(Sandbox)[0] <Error>: Sandbox: myapp_cli(12555) deny(1) network-bind*:42069
next issue

yah silly ents bruh

is it? I tried the com.apple.security.network.server ent it didn't work

I think I need to be in a specific security group and I don't even have com.apple.app-sandbox

im using a seatbelt profile

works

I didn't need that profile for the code to work luckily

thanks baby driver

[proud geyser]

the orion runtime that i sent a picture of ?

[faint stag]

yes the only orion runtime

you need it to use tweaks made with orion

[proud geyser]

how do i set custom import path for it

[faint stag]

well i mean with theos jailed you should be able to set it
regardless there's install_name_tool

[faint timber]

I really don't understand why people need to use theos jailed when you can install and modify your own rpaths

[proud geyser]

cuz i’m rookie rnn 😅

[granite frigate]

how do I fix this error?

[faint timber]

-Fpathtocydiasubstrateenclosingfolder -framework CydiaSubstrate

[granite frigate]

Thanks 🙏

[faint timber]

yw

kinda weird that substrate is included in itself tho tf

oh thats intentional

[tepid olive]

with an apple internal cable can you set a custom accessory id

i.e like could i force dfu via tristar/hydra or whatever the shit it’s called

[faint timber]

a11+ maybe a10?

[manic forum]

>boot asahi linux
>update available
>download and install updates, reboot
>check updates
>updates available

this is somehow worse than windows

to be fair they are pretty fast so it's not too bad

[lime pivot]

I don't know rpm but sometimes it can be the updates that were available last time it checked, rather than right now

so it checked again and found more

that or it's pulling a Windows Update where what's available to install depends on the exact config of what's already installed

[tepid olive]

the asahi devs just push updates daily

literally yesterday they added support for graphics accelerated flatpak apps

[granite frigate]

they added vulkan 1.3 support in development now

[sonic totem]

You can flash a cfw to do so

Well depends on the cable id imagine

[tepid olive]

[sly knoll]

wen eta MoltenVK with Vulkan1.3

[tepid olive]

? that ain’t even make sense

[granite frigate]

is there a way I can remove the initial @rpath load command when I link to libhooker?

ok it's added from the tbd

i could just edit it

ok that was a really scuffed solution

[hollow laurel]

Sounds reasonable enough

[visual meadow]

%hook SBStatusBarStateAggregator
-(BOOL)_setItem:(int)index enabled:(BOOL)enableItem {
UIStatusBarItem *item = [%c(UIStatusBarItem) itemWithType:index idiom:0];
if ([item.description containsString:@"BatteryPercentItem"]) {
    return %orig(index, NO);
  }
return %orig;
}
%end```
anyone know whats wrong with this on ios 16? springboard crashes on the containsString part

[cloud yacht]

Idk one of the items doesn't gave a description?

[warm fox]

Hello, auto completion on macOS 15 beta 3 is restricted to swift?

[visual meadow]

I ended up "fixing" it with tis

%hook SBStatusBarStateAggregator
-(BOOL)_setItem:(int)index enabled:(BOOL)enableItem {

if (index == 13) {
    return %orig(index, NO);
  }
return %orig;
}
%end```

But I want to hide the Percentage text in control center

too

Well

do you know how to hide the percent text in cc

[visual meadow]

I fixed it with this its fine

[visual meadow]

?

[snow python]

Is it part of the string? You could just use instance of or whatever the keyword is objc, can’t remember off the top of my head

[radiant idol]

-[NSObject isKindOfClass:]?

[snow python]

No if the percentage is part of the string you can just truncate it from the original string

[wise spruce]

hello chat, I just wanted to make sure, my small brother entered the passcode wrong 10 times when i was sleeping ( my brother is so kind ) now the device is showing this, as far as I know my only option is to restore a signed ipsw right? or is there another way to keep the ios version? it's an iPhone 6s so it's a checkm8 device but it's on ios 15.1 and I prefer not going to 15.8.x because I don't have blobs for 15.1

[kind herald]

iOS 15.1 and iOS 15.8.2 are practically the same thing

you have Dopamine and TrollStore

[wise spruce]

I know but this confused me if it someday happend to my dopamine iphone 12 on ios 16 will there be a way to save the ios version

[velvet path]

tbf you could dump blobs through sshrd

[kind herald]

on A12+ no

[velvet path]

also this doesn’t fit this channel

[wise spruce]

oh sorry for that

[wise spruce]

but this will only work on checkm8 devices right ?

[velvet path]

yes but a 6S is a checkm8 device

[wise spruce]

so a12+ have no way to save the version?

[wise spruce]

but I got scared for my iPhone 12

[velvet path]

you wouldn’t be able to practically use blobs anyways

[wise spruce]

if it ever happened

[velvet path]

tbf I’d set it so that it auto resets if the passcode is entered wrong after 10 times

[wise spruce]

oh true

[wise spruce]

ohh the auto reset option after 10 attempts in passcode settings?

[velvet path]

anyways it’s probably better to continue this in #jailbreak

[velvet path]

yes

[wise spruce]

Good idea I'll use it 🙏

[wise spruce]

you gave me the answer anyways thanks

[harsh junco]

Turn off the phone and keep it close to yourself

[wise spruce]

or lock it somewhere while I am sleep

[harsh junco]

Both

[olive peak]

Can you tell me which ones youve used please?

[weary heath]

Not sure where I got them as I had them downloaded already from an older install, but it looks like you can get them here https://github.com/theos/sdks

I used 14.5 sdk

[olive peak]

thanks

[gentle grove]

https://x.com/astatide42/status/1812900872776524106?s=46

Astatide (@Astatide42) on X

Twitter · Jul 15, 2024, 5:23 PM

[visual meadow]

This is probably a dumb question but does anyone know if either strcmp or strncmp is faster

[native orbit]

same strncmp just compares X chars

[radiant idol]

i mean if you compare less chars then yes strncmp is faster

probably

[visual meadow]

I know

[sonic totem]

Which function is faster: malloc() or fcntl()

[timid briar]

why are parentheses even used when calling stuff

like yea its so it knows but like

[native orbit]

objc the outlier

[timid briar]

i wonder who decided to make parentheses the character

sorry im kinda #general posting

[sonic totem]

Assembly did it first ☝️

[native orbit]

https://tenor.com/view/pon-gif-15097379091171620462

[timid briar]

freaky assembly called x69 assembly

im not enough of a nerd to make this joke

idk lol

yea thats true

on april fools IDEs should switch the characters for () and {}

[upper peak]

do I need to install ASR dependencies for creating an ASR image?

[frail cedar]

if you want to create an asr image you will need the necessary utilities to create an asr image

[upper peak]

but how do i create one from an extracted ipsw?

and what utilities do i need?

[frail cedar]

wha

[frail cedar]

ok i actually put more than -.2 seconds into this

[radiant idol]

math functions

[frail cedar]

asr is just a tool to restore images onto volumes

[radiant idol]

f(x)

[frail cedar]

function(x) or function OF x

[timid briar]

Ok u know what that makes sense actually lmao

[frail cedar]

create one with diskutil or something

function doSomething(with: x, and: y)

[frail cedar]

i dont know exactly what youre trying to do or why youre tinkering with ipsw

[upper peak]

seprmvr64

can't create ASR image

XSTA start 567.120.2 client
XSTA setup
Validating target...done
XSTA metadata
Validating source...
Could not recognize "/Users/username/ipsw" as an image file
Could not validate source - Invalid argument
XSTA fail

[frail cedar]

/Users/username/ipsw is a valid ipsw file?

Oh wait so uh

An ipsw is not an image file

It is a zip, renamed