How to enable developer mode on IOS 17.5 by a-Shell
pxgri opened this issue · comments
I do not know what "developer mode" is. Do you have some references?
Lockdown is the best but I still want deploy from Android ... So we have and bonuses like Dev Mode
On pip install rust I have problem the code is return 1; and it have to be return 0; So I don't have a PC to revoke
rustup: unknown CPU type: iPhone13,2
My phone is 12 edition , but with Developer Beta 17.5 is showing 13,2
FYI the lockdown is imposed by Apple: anything in app store cannot sideload another app, e.g. compile to native arm code and run it.
a-shell workaround it by having gcc compile code to wasm and run it interpreter mode
Can you tell the a-shell command for interpreter mode
Can you tell the a-shell command for interpreter mode
I'm sorry but I didn't get it.
Any command compiled to WebAssembly will be executed if it's typed on the command line (try "file" or "tree"). a-Shell will detect that it's a WebAssembly binary and execute it. If you want to force it, you can call "wasm" followed by the name of the WebAssembly file: "wasm a.out".
I know but here is written that the IPhone doesn't have the module or it's not registered as apple Silicon Valley's ... May be LockDown mode is higher than dev settings...
I found it the Rust pkg can't get installed on iOS ... it's abandoned on the system
"here is written that the IPhone doesn't have the module": what do you means by that? (a screenshot would help me understand you). It's very likely that the Lockdown mode prevents you from executing WebAssembly files, yes.
"the Rust pkg can't get installed on iOS": once again, you cannot add binaries to an existing app. It's impossible technically as well as legally. There are no "packages" that can get installed to an existing app. It's not just Rust, it's everything. Developer mode is about adding new apps, not about adding modules to existing apps.
If you want to compile a command written in Rust for a-Shell, you can do it using another computer:
- download the source code
- "rustup target add wasm32-wasi"
- "cargo build --target wasm32-wasi --release"
You may have to edit the code in some parts, but if the compilation works, in the "target/release" directory, you will find a webAssembly command. Copy it to your iPad and it will work.