64-bit programs cannot read 32-bit processes

[806854015]

hello
I want to read the 32-bit process by compiling the 64-bit go-firda, but the message is that the 32-bit process cannot be read. May I ask if there is any other solution without switching the 32-bit go-firda compilation?

[NSEcho]

What is the error you get

[806854015]

FError: Unable to handle 32-bit processes due to build configuration

What is the error you get

FError: Unable to handle 32-bit processes due to build configuration

[NSEcho]

What is your os architecture and which devkit architecture did you download

[oleavr]

This is caused by Frida's CI no longer building 64-bit Linux binaries with cross-arch (32-bit) support. It is possible to do this yourself, and generate a devkit to use with frida-go — by running releng/devkit.py. (I'm taking note of this though, if it keeps getting requested we should consider re-enabling cross-arch in our CI. The only drawback is that it will make binaries larger for everyone, including the users who don't need it.)

[806854015]

FError: Unable to handle 32-bit processes due to build configuration

System used is centos 64-bit go environment 64-bit, when getting a 32-bit process will prompt "Unable to handle 32-bit processes due to build configuration" so my idea is not to switch 32-bit go environment, whether there is a way to solve?

[806854015]

This is caused by Frida's CI no longer building 64-bit Linux binaries with cross-arch (32-bit) support. It is possible to do this yourself, and generate a devkit to use with frida-go — by running releng/devkit.py. (I'm taking note of this though, if it keeps getting requested we should consider re-enabling cross-arch in our CI. The only drawback is that it will make binaries larger for everyone, including the users who don't need it.)

OK, since 64 and 32 can not be used interchangeably, I want to change my mind and compile to go. So Dynamic Library, and then let the program to introduce dynamic library to modify, but ask whether there is a frdia-go dynamic library case, otherwise I simply generated. So he's got no hook effect