"Hello. Thank you for creating this excellent tool.
Is it correct to run frida-ceserver using a command like "python main.py -p 12857"?
Also, is the correct method to run the ceserver distributed by Cheat Engine, then use "adb forward tcp:52736 tcp:52736", and access it through Cheat Engine via network?
If running with "python main.py -p 12857" is correct, I'm encountering the following error. Is it possible to attach using options like spawn?
Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\daad\frida-ceserver-main\main.py", line 202, in <module> main(args[1]) File "C:\Users\daad\frida-ceserver-main\main.py", line 106, in main session = device.attach(app_name)
Additionally, it would be great if the project could include a user-friendly guide for beginners.
I would appreciate detailed instructions on how to use this tool."
"Hello. Thank you for creating this excellent tool. Is it correct to run frida-ceserver using a command like "python main.py -p 12857"? Also, is the correct method to run the ceserver distributed by Cheat Engine, then use "adb forward tcp:52736 tcp:52736", and access it through Cheat Engine via network? If running with "python main.py -p 12857" is correct, I'm encountering the following error. Is it possible to attach using options like spawn?
Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\daad\frida-ceserver-main\main.py", line 202, in <module> main(args[1]) File "C:\Users\daad\frida-ceserver-main\main.py", line 106, in main session = device.attach(app_name)Additionally, it would be great if the project could include a user-friendly guide for beginners. I would appreciate detailed instructions on how to use this tool."