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Here is what I did:
Downloaded the zip from: [https://github.com/nowsecure/fsmon/]
expand zip and run make iOS on your Mac Book
make iOS
Use a tool to copy file over to Jailbroken device.
chmod 755 fsmon-ios to enable execution.
chmod 755 fsmon-ios
./fsmon-ios -L list the systems fs-mon can observe. WORKS.
./fsmon-ios -L
./fsmon-ios -v smoktest it displays the version. WORKS.
./fsmon-ios -v
./fsmon-ios -p [pid] FAILS.
./fsmon-ios -p [pid]
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The error I received was: ioctl: Invalid argument fdclone: Invalid argument
Sorry, something went wrong.
@trufae this is probably a "user error". Sorry, if it is!
PS - my jailbroken device is old. a non-64 bit ARM (iPhone 4S).
Same, fails when on a ipad mini 1 non-64 bit.
Same error with Iphone 5 32 Bits.
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Here is what I did:
Downloaded the zip from: [https://github.com/nowsecure/fsmon/]
expand zip and run
make iOS
on your Mac BookUse a tool to copy file over to Jailbroken device.
chmod 755 fsmon-ios
to enable execution../fsmon-ios -L
list the systems fs-mon can observe. WORKS../fsmon-ios -v
smoktest it displays the version. WORKS../fsmon-ios -p [pid]
FAILS.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: