how to compile on macos:
- make sure xcode is installed
- install gnu sed, procursus ldid and gnu make
(
brew install gnu-sed make ldid-procursus) - get the two dependency files, they are the palera1n loader ipa and the procursus binpack. get palera1nLoader.ipa, palera1nLoaderTV.ipa and place it into the src directory. get binpack.tar and also place it in the src directory
gmake -j$(sysctl -n hw.ncpu)
compiling on ios/ipados:
- must be jailbroken and strapped with Procursus (or palera1n strap which is effectively Procursus)
sudo apt install build-essential git make unzip ldid odcctools llvm bash sed- place palera1nLoader.ipa binpack.tar into src directory place libellekit.dylib into src/ellekit directory
- prepare iPhoneOS.sdk and MacOSX.sdk of the same darwin version, export path to iPhoneOS.sdk in TARGET_SYSROOT environmental variable, and path to MacOSX.sdk in MACOSX_SYSROOT environmental variable
make -j$(sysctl -n hw.ncpu)
compiling on linux/other unix:
more or less the same as compiling on ios, but notably you need to make sure your toolchain includes the compiler-rt builtins for ios, otherwise you will get an error related to ___isPlatformVersionAtLeast.
you can get the builtins from xcode and copy them onto your toolchains's compiler-rt builtin path
compiler-rt builtin path in Xcode.app:
Contents/Developer/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/lib/clang/${APPLE_CLANG_VERSION}/lib
usual distro compiler-rt builtin path
/usr/lib/clang/${LLVM_MAJOR_V}/lib or /usr/lib/llvm-${LLVM_MAJOR_V}/lib/clang/${LLVM_VERSION}
useful links:
- cctools-port - Apple cctools port for Linux/*BSD
- unxip - Fast Xcode unarchiver in swift
- Xcode releases - Xcode download site
- Darling unxip - Another Xcode unarchiver if you can't build swift for some reason
after compiling:
- check the output files, src/ramdisk.dmg and src/binpack.dmg
- you can use the files in palera1n like this:
palera1n -r /path/to/ramdisk.dmg -o /path/to/binpack.dmg