r/EmulationOniOS • u/NXGZ • 1d ago
Other LiveContainer Work-in-Progress Demo Runs 32-Bit Apps on Modern iOS (Apps Like Flappy Bird)
https://onejailbreak.com/blog/livecontainer-demo-runs-32-bit-apps-on-modern-ios/Info: https://onejailbreak.com/blog/livecontainer-demo-runs-32-bit-apps-on-modern-ios/
The actual work is in LiveExec32, a separate repo under the LiveContainer org. It takes ARMv7 binaries and runs them on 64-bit iOS by passing syscalls through to the host.
Apple dropped 32-bit apps in iOS 11 in 2017.
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u/King92110 16h ago
Has anyone checked? It’s been uploaded and I want to see how it works
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u/GreatRedditorThracc 14h ago
It works, but it crashed on most apps I tested (although I only tried 3)
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u/godis1coolguy 14h ago
Where can we get this version?
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u/GreatRedditorThracc 11h ago
From the LiveContainer GitHub page and the LiveExec32 GitHub page
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u/palamamba99 13h ago
Were you able to get any working yet? I keep getting error “This process should not be linking or loading SpringBoardUI.framework”
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