I wanted to compare patching in the freeware version of IDA to Ghidra. I'm sure that I'm missing something on exporting my patched file in Ghidra - or maybe it really isn't meant to do that type of thing.
Either way, IDA was dead simple to do and worked flawlessly.
Thanks again to the user who commented me and pointed me in the right direction to get the 32 bit app running. I incorrectly credited StackOverflow with providing me the answer to getting the 32 bit app to run on 64 bit Ubuntu. My solution came from the ask ubuntu site, link below:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/454253/how-to-run-32-bit-app-in-ubuntu-64-bit
Edit:
I had meant to show the sha1sums of the files post patch, and hit me in the middle of the night that I failed to do so.
Pre-patch sha1sums:
580011dc4e5edb1bef420b79b38cefd0b48ab494 ./crack
580011dc4e5edb1bef420b79b38cefd0b48ab494 ./PDE_ghidra/crack
580011dc4e5edb1bef420b79b38cefd0b48ab494 ./PDE_IDA/crack
Post patch sha1sums:
580011dc4e5edb1bef420b79b38cefd0b48ab494 ./crack
580011dc4e5edb1bef420b79b38cefd0b48ab494 ./PDE_ghidra/crack
4f24e32e8d9760fe7974986a35e893c6d46867d3 ./PDE_IDA/crack
