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Revision as of 20:12, 27 January 2012
Inferno 7C1023e is, apparently, an internal firmware used for testing. It was discovered on an iPod Touch, but may be in use for other iDevices.
Legacy
Although Inferno comes in an IPSW, flashing it via iTunes causes an error. Inferno is flashed using PurpleRestore.
Interface
All tests are performed via a usbmux interface. During that time the iPhone displays a picture of a fireball. Partial output is displayed at the bottom.
However when display tests are run, different output is produced.
Toolkit
After booting up, SwitchBoard.app screen shows up allowing you to choose different options.
They consist of:
- AT Command
- BurnIn
- CameraFA
- Operator
- Rumble
- SkankPhone
- Soundwave
Binaries
The firmware includes standard set of UNIX binaries. apt-get is present suggesting that there is an internal APT repository.
Media
Source
This was first seen on Sonny788's Twitter feed.
