Francesco Tamagni

same problem here. are you on vmware?

it seems for me the problem is it gets a timeout here https://github.com/libimobiledevice/usbmuxd/blob/master/src/usb.c#L327

(you are on a previous version so it manifests itself in a different place, but it may be the same underlying problem)

so, apparently the problem is that for some reason when running in a virtual machine iOS 11 exposes one more USB configuration (5 configurations instead of 4) and usbmuxd is...

also: the same problem can be triggered by `lsusb -v` even if usbmuxd is uninstalled, so this confirms the problem is down into the usb stack

i think the iphone exposes that interface because it detects the macos host, but then the linux guest's kernel is failing on it for some reason.

yes but @mieszko4, your scenario is actually the opposite if mine. did you try to just disable the usbmuxd service in the host?

One possible way could be: - **frida://*** list processes on host - **frida://*/** lists devices - **frida://DEVICE_ID/*** list processes on a particular device - **frida://\*/*** list processes on the first...

depends on https://github.com/radareorg/radare2-testbins/pull/93

I think it's because iPhone5 is an armv7 device, for which spawning apps is currently broken.