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Installs but not working on A12X device
Does this need to be recompiled for arm64e?
Currently using 1.3.1-1
Is there a difference between arm64 and arm64e? According to the Makefile, it's compiled for armv7 and arm64. That's probably good enough.
However, I think CFMessagePorts between processes was blocked in iOS 11 or so. hid-support uses that to communicate with the server within SpringBoard / backboardd.
Thanks for the super fast reply! It's working fine for me on my iOS11 device. My iOS12 devices however are arm64e (A12 and A12X). Compiled for arm64 doesn't work on these latest devices. They require arm64e.
Thanks again, I appreciate your time.
interesting. I'm probably won't be able to contribute to this. If you have small fixes, I can accept pull requests to keep this repo up to date.
I understand. It looks like mouse-support is also in the same boat. Well, thanks for taking a look!
I understand. It looks like mouse-support is also in the same boat. Well, thanks for taking a look!
Did you solve this? I am trying to run hid-support on ios 12.5.1 but it is not working! Can you share the build file?
@karmamaster HI. I didn't work/compile for iOS Jailbreak in years. All build files are provided, e.g. see Makefile in main folder. (I don't have any other file)
Did you solve this? I am trying to run hid-support on ios 12.5.1 but it is not working! Can you share the build file?
I recompiled it for arm64e at the time but it never worked right.
@karmamaster HI. I didn't work/compile for iOS Jailbreak in years. All build files are provided, e.g. see Makefile in main folder. (I don't have any other file)
yup, Thank you for being here to reply too.
Did you solve this? I am trying to run hid-support on ios 12.5.1 but it is not working! Can you share the build file?
I recompiled it for arm64e at the time but it never worked right.
Can you share/pull the fixed code to latest version @JEmlay ? Thank you in advance!
That code is long gone. When it didn't work I had nothing to update. So while it compiled properly and installed properly on arm64e devices there was nothing to really share. Updating it to arm64e is just a couple lines code. Tons of examples online. But be prepared to have to fix the actual app for other changes. I wasn't up to that part.