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*** [[J308AP|iPad13,2]]: 0x06
 
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*** [[J407AP|iPad13,16]]: 0x10
*** [[J408AP|iPad13,17]]: ?
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** [[D63AP|iPhone 13 Pro]]: 0x0C
 
** [[D63AP|iPhone 13 Pro]]: 0x0C
 
** [[D64AP|iPhone 13 Pro Max]]: 0x0E
 
** [[D64AP|iPhone 13 Pro Max]]: 0x0E
** [[D49AP|iPhone SE (3rd generation)]]: ?
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** [[D49AP|iPhone SE (3rd generation)]]: 0x10
 
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** [[N45AP|iPod touch]]: 0x02
 
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Revision as of 22:29, 9 March 2022

The Board ID of a device (also known as BORD, BDID, or ApBoardId) is a value (usually represented as uint8_t) that represents multiple characteristics of the logic board. In a BuildManifest, this value is found in the ApBoardId tag. The characteristics represented by a given Board ID may be specific to the SoC.

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