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"Abort trap: 6" error message on 1.8.2 version running on iOS 12.5.1 #47

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cxzero opened this issue Apr 16, 2021 · 3 comments
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cxzero commented Apr 16, 2021

While running latest version 1.8.2 on iOS 12.5.1 (iPhone 5s), this error appears:

iPhone: ~ root# ./fsmon-ios_1.8.2
dyld: Symbol not found: ___chkstk_darwin
  Referenced from: /private/var/root/./fsmon-ios_1.8.2 (which was built for iOS 14.1)
  Expected in: dyld shared cache
 in /private/var/root/./fsmon-ios_1.8.2
Abort trap: 6

Reviewing #43, checked that an earlier version 1.6.1 is running fine with the adjustments mentioned there:

iPhone: ~ root# ldid -e `which bash` > ent.xml
iPhone: ~ root# ldid -Sent.xml ./fsmon-ios_1.6.1
iPhone: ~ root# ./fsmon-ios_1.6.1 -h           
Usage: ./fsmon-ios_1.6.1 [-Jjc] [-a sec] [-b dir] [-B name] [-p pid] [-P proc] [path]
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trufae commented Apr 21, 2021

The binaries has been compiled and confirmed to run fine on iOS-14 indeed. I did a tweak in the Makefile, can you confirm this binary works on ios>=10.0 ?

https://github.com/nowsecure/fsmon/releases/download/1.8.2/fsmon-1.8.2-ios.zip

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cxzero commented Apr 22, 2021

Excelent! I confirm that is working fine:

iPhone: ~ root# ./fsmon-1.8.2-ios -h               
Usage: ./fsmon-1.8.2-ios [-Jjc] [-a sec] [-b dir] [-B name] [-p pid] [-P proc] [path]
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trufae commented Apr 22, 2021

Thanks for confirmation! Ill renove the old 14 deb to avoid confusions

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