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Schlaubischlump / LocationSimulator

MacOS application to spoof / fake / mock your iOS / iPadOS or iPhoneSimulator device location. WatchOS and TvOS are partially supported.
https://schlaubischlump.github.io/LocationSimulator/
GNU General Public License v3.0
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[iOS 14.0] Image Mounting Error #22

Closed Einstein2150 closed 3 years ago

Einstein2150 commented 3 years ago

Console is writing:

[INFO]: Uploading /Users/a1121460/Library/Application Support/LocationSimulator/14.0/DeveloperDiskImage.dmg [ERROR]: mount_image returned -256

Corresponding Image incl. signature-file was manually loaded in the application Support directory

Device is at 14.0 GM

Schlaubischlump commented 3 years ago

I'll be honest I have no idea why this happens and I don't have the time to investigate it. It was working fine for all of the beta versions. Somehow lockdownd_start_service does not seem to work in some cases. Even with the latest libimobiledevice beta it fails. It is working fine when using the libimobiledevice ideviceimagemounter tool, which is strange because I use the same source code.

What you can do as a workaround is:

  1. Open Xcode
  2. Build a dummy project for your iOS device. This will upload the developer disk image
  3. Open LocationSimulator.

Alternatively you can use the ideviceimagemounter to upload the DeveloperDiskImage.

Einstein2150 commented 3 years ago

I compiled and installed the idevicelocation-Library like under the alternative one (https://github.com/watanabetoshinori/LocationSimulator). Now your and the LocationSimulator from watanebetoshinori is working. I additionally reconnected the device and tried a manual idevicelocation 0 0 in the terminal because there was another error popping up. Crazy 🤪

Schlaubischlump commented 3 years ago

idevicelocation is included in libimobiledevice since version 1.3.0. You don't have to compile it manually. It will install if you run: brew install libimobiledevice

It will work fine, until you reboot your iOS device (and maybe your mac ?). This will unmount the DeveloperDiskImage. The problem is just with uploading the DeveloperDiskImage to the device.

Schlaubischlump commented 3 years ago

I think I found the error. Should be fixed now. Hopefully this doesn't break support for older iOS versions.