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| + | If you connect a [[iDevice|device]] in [[Recovery Mode]] to your computer, there is a small section in the device's USB "serial number" that contains the CPID, among other information. |
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Revision as of 23:48, 18 September 2016
The CHIP tag is a 16-bit unsigned integer (uint16_t) that denotes the type of chip the firmware is to be installed to. It is used to prevent [supposedly] incompatible firmwares from being installed. A firmware is truly incompatible if it uses instructions only available on newer processors.
Processors
- S5L8900: 0x8900
- S5L8920: 0x8920
- S5L8922: 0x8922
- S5L8930 (A4): 0x8930
- S5L8940 (A5): 0x8940
- S5L8942 (A5 Rev A): 0x8942
- S5L8945 (A5X): 0x8945
- S5L8947 (A5 Rev B): 0x8947
- S5L8950 (A6): 0x8950
- S5L8955 (A6X): 0x8955
- S5L8960/S5L8965 (A7): 0x8960
- T7000 (A8): 0x7000
- T7001 (A8X): 0x7001
- S7002 (S1): 0x7002
- S8000 (A9 Samsung): 0x8000
- S8001 (A9X): 0x8001
- S8003 (A9 TSMC): 0x8003
- T8010 (A10): 0x8010
Recovery Mode string
If you connect a device in Recovery Mode to your computer, there is a small section in the device's USB "serial number" that contains the CPID, among other information.
