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I work on reverse engineering of an iOS software using Cutter, and receive several opcodes as "invalid". For example:

<addr> 301ac1da invalid

Looking up the hex code, I found out this is the AUTDA instruction. Seems like for some reason Cutter / rizin cannot parse this kind of instructions.

I tried to write pd in the console directly, but it gave the same results. Version info:

Version 2.1.2 Using rizin 0.4.1 (9023f8b) Based on Qt 5.15.5 (Clang 13.0 (Apple), 64 bit) Optional Features: Python: ON Python Bindings: ON

Is there a way to make Cutter recognize this instruction?

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It should be possible in the near future once the Capstone "auto-sync" project is complete, and Rizin/Cutter updated used Capstone library. The brief description of the "auto-sync" is that it regenerates disassemblers, in this particular case for ARM, from the LLVM TableGen representations, semi-automatically: https://github.com/capstone-engine/capstone/issues/2015

You can track the progress once this PR will be merged in Rizin: https://github.com/rizinorg/rizin/pull/3564

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