Administrators MaLd0n Posted February 25, 2023 Administrators Share Posted February 25, 2023 An open source kernel extension bringing a platform for arbitrary kext, library, and program patching throughout the system for macOS. Link HERE Features Generic kext patcher Generic process patcher (64-bit with basic 32-bit functionality) Generic framework/library patcher (64-bit with basic 32-bit functionality) Provides a unified plugin API Installation You should install this kext along with the plugin kexts depending on it. The prebuilt binaries are available on releases page. Several existing plugins possibly with code samples are available on known plugins page. To compile a plugin copy the debug version of Lilu.kext into its directory. Configuration Add -liludbg to enable debug printing (available in DEBUG binaries). Add -liludbgall to enable debug printing in Lilu and all loaded plugins (available in DEBUG binaries). Add -liluoff to disable Lilu. Add -liluuseroff to disable Lilu user patcher (for e.g. dyld_shared_cache manipulations). Add -liluslow to enable legacy user patcher. Add -lilulowmem to disable kernel unpack (disables Lilu in recovery mode). Add -lilubeta to enable Lilu on unsupported OS versions (macOS 13 and below are enabled by default). Add -lilubetaall to enable Lilu and all loaded plugins on unsupported os versions (use very carefully). Add -liluforce to enable Lilu regardless of the mode, OS, installer, or recovery. Add liludelay=1000 to enable 1 second delay after each print for troubleshooting. Add lilucpu=N to let Lilu and plugins assume Nth CPUInfo::CpuGeneration. Add liludump=N to let Lilu DEBUG version dump log to /var/log/Lilu_VERSION_KERN_MAJOR.KERN_MINOR.txt after N seconds Peculiarities Most of the plugins cease to function in safe (-x) mode. By default Lilu itself does not function in single-user (-s) mode, unless -liluforce is present. Contribution For the contributors with programming skills the headers are filled with AppleDOC comments. Earlier code changes could be tracked in AppleALC project. Writing and supporting code is fun but it takes time. Please provide most descriptive bugreports or pull requests. Credits Apple for macOS and lzvn decompression Brad Conte for SHA-256 implementation fG! for Onyx The Black Cat used as a base of the kernel patcher Nguyen Anh Quynh for capstone disassembler module Pike R. Alpha for original lzvn decompression Ralph Hempel for umm_malloc static pool allocator Vyacheslav Patkov for hde64 simple disassembler module 07151129 for some code parts and suggestions vit9696 for writing the software and maintaining it Quote -Donations- PayPal HERE - Stripe HERE - Ko-Fi HERE - BuyMeaCoffee HERE - Mercado Livre HERE Skrill danielnmaldonado@gmail.com - BTC 33HeGCuCSh4tUBqdYkQqKpSDa1E7WeAJQ3 - BNB 0x10D1d656eCa00bD521f9b4A43B83098B8142e115 - USDT BSC BEP20 0xb57cfdfa371fad1981910f0e8332409ab99f74d9 - USDT TRC20 TUR6Z9AVS4AYzqPnULoHrfFvppRbhXmNbZ - KASPA kaspa:qpxzufgfj8p6r0krg58yzvs0009h2mwqgvcawa0xc2pth7sgzpv56j4f6dtvk - PicPay @danielnmaldonado - PiX @danielnmaldonado@gmail.com Premium Users HERE - Problems with Paypal HERE Sign up for a Bybit account and claim exclusive rewards HERE New ways to earn money with Linkvertise HERE Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...