Hex-Rays IDA 6.3 Linux
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This is a cracked evaluation version of the famous Interactive Disassembler from Hex-Rays. To date, no graphical version of IDA for Linux has has been leaked, prompting me to get my own copy. The evaluation version is a little buggy and we don't get that nifty decompiler, but most of the functionally was restored making for a fairly competent disassembler/debugger. -Completely replaced the code that loads the loader modules, removing the PE/ELF/Mach-O limitation. -Removed the check restricting which processor modules are allowed. -Created a custum loader to re-enable support for loading Binary files. -Removed the experation check. -Removed the nags when opening and closing projects. -Disabled the thread that would open a nag after some time. In the past it would force the program to close, but I guess that was broken in the transition to QT. -Removed the checks preventing self-disassembly. -Removed a limitation preventing large large amounts of data from being copied to the clipboard. -Some options were removed from the Help menu for cosmetics. No database saving or loading, so you will have to use IDC files to save your work. Pics: https://bayimg.com/kajjfAAek https://bayimg.com/KAjjiAaeK https://bayimg.com/KajjhAAEk
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No comments so far, so I assume it's working okay for everyone. I came across a minor issue when disassembling a PPC elf(decompressed Wii dol). It complains about a setting in ida.cfg on line 966. This setting did not exist when the module was built(IDA 5.2), so you can commit out that line with two forward slashes and it will work just fine.
There is also an incompatibility with the COFF and OMF loaders that I knew about when I shared this. If you are experienced and need this functionally, you should be able to remove the import and use mov eax, [ebp] in it's place.
To clear up saving for the uninitiated, you can save your database like this:
File->Produce File->Dump Database to IDC file...
To load it, reload the file your working on, then open your saved IDC to restore your session:
File->Script file...
This will work between different versions of IDA so you can use your old databases and move between versions at will.
There is also an incompatibility with the COFF and OMF loaders that I knew about when I shared this. If you are experienced and need this functionally, you should be able to remove the import and use mov eax, [ebp] in it's place.
To clear up saving for the uninitiated, you can save your database like this:
File->Produce File->Dump Database to IDC file...
To load it, reload the file your working on, then open your saved IDC to restore your session:
File->Script file...
This will work between different versions of IDA so you can use your old databases and move between versions at will.
This is old, a repack that includes the unmodified binaries can be found here:
https://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/8170135/Hex-Rays_IDA_6.3_Linux_REPACK
The loader patch is based off of IDA v5.2 and can be applied to the Windows, Mac, and Linux demos with only minor changes. All the hard work is done and shared; any updates or cracks for other platforms will have to be from your own initiative.
https://piratebayproxy.live/torrent/8170135/Hex-Rays_IDA_6.3_Linux_REPACK
The loader patch is based off of IDA v5.2 and can be applied to the Windows, Mac, and Linux demos with only minor changes. All the hard work is done and shared; any updates or cracks for other platforms will have to be from your own initiative.
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