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So upon executing certain commands (I'm on an iPhone 6 on iOS 12.1.1), such as fpr, fc, or even just reading, memctl prints this out:
warning: could not find _bzero_phys
warning: could not find _pthread_kext_register
warning: could not find __FREE
Assertion failed: (kr == KEXT_SUCCESS), function ksim_set_pc, file src/libmemctl/arm64/ksim.c, line 307.
deinitialized
Abort trap: 6
I'm not really sure what's wrong here. Any ideas?
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My guess is that this a bug related to the new (as of iOS 12) merged kernelcache format, which is causing libmemctl to unexpectedly fail to find the kext Mach-O corresponding to a given address.
Unfortunately I don't have a device I can test on. Are you able to get a backtrace on the crash to see who called ksim_set_pc? My guess is it should be coming from kernel_find_kauth_cred_setsvuidgid.
Yeah, looks like kernel_find_kauth_cred_setsvuidgid is the most likely/only suspect, as (looking at the warnings) all of the other methods that call ksim_set_pc would've returned before getting to that point.
I couldn't be sure why though, as I'm not super well-versed in stuff at this level. I'm actually planning on using memctl as a tool while learning more about XNU.
So upon executing certain commands (I'm on an iPhone 6 on iOS 12.1.1), such as
fpr
,fc
, or even just reading, memctl prints this out:I'm not really sure what's wrong here. Any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: