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[[File:Openiboot.png|thumb|right|200px|Device running the OpeniBoot console.]] |
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| − | '''iDroid''' is a project |
+ | '''iDroid''' is a project with goals of porting Linux and Android to [[List of iPhones|iPhone]], [[List of iPod touches|iPod touch]] and [[List of iPads|iPad]] and use different OSes as alternatives to standard [[iOS]]. |
iDroid is not actually a hack/exploit neither an unlock, but it is based on [[Bootrom]] exploits which allowing the running of unsigned code at low level. |
iDroid is not actually a hack/exploit neither an unlock, but it is based on [[Bootrom]] exploits which allowing the running of unsigned code at low level. |
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=== OpeniBoot === |
=== OpeniBoot === |
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| + | The goals of OpeniBoot are: |
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| + | * to run low-level code |
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| − | The goals of OpeniBoot are |
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| + | * to have low and critical drivers ([[NAND]] and [[NOR]] driver, [[NOR_(NVRAM)|NVRAM]]...). |
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| − | * to run low-level code, |
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| − | * to have low and critical drivers ([[NAND]] and [[NOR]] driver, [[NOR_(NVRAM)|NVRAM]]...), and |
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* to have a debugger and development environment (chainloading, upgrading itself and USB mass storage). |
* to have a debugger and development environment (chainloading, upgrading itself and USB mass storage). |
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=== Linux === |
=== Linux === |
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+ | A Linux Bootloader, a working Linux kernel (cross-compiler), porting drivers, run Wi-Fi and command line through SSH. |
=== Android === |
=== Android === |
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On 21 April 2010, an Android distribution based on iPhoneLinux called iDroid was released. |
On 21 April 2010, an Android distribution based on iPhoneLinux called iDroid was released. |
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| − | * Announcement on the linuxoniphone blog: [http://linuxoniphone.blogspot.com/2010/04/ive-been-working-on-this-quietly-in.html iDroid initial release] |
+ | * Announcement on the linuxoniphone blog: [http://linuxoniphone.blogspot.com/2010/04/ive-been-working-on-this-quietly-in.html iDroid initial release]. |
| − | * Official iDroid Wiki: [http://www.idroidproject.org/ iDroid Project] |
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| − | == Frequently Asked Questions == |
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| − | To see answers to frequently-asked questions about iPhoneLinux and iDroid, go to the [http://www.idroidproject.org/wiki/Frequently_Asked_Questions iPhoneLinux FAQ] page. |
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== See Also == |
== See Also == |
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Revision as of 18:19, 9 March 2017
iDroid is a project with goals of porting Linux and Android to iPhone, iPod touch and iPad and use different OSes as alternatives to standard iOS.
iDroid is not actually a hack/exploit neither an unlock, but it is based on Bootrom exploits which allowing the running of unsigned code at low level.
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OpeniBoot
The goals of OpeniBoot are:
- to run low-level code
- to have low and critical drivers (NAND and NOR driver, NVRAM...).
- to have a debugger and development environment (chainloading, upgrading itself and USB mass storage).
Linux
A Linux Bootloader, a working Linux kernel (cross-compiler), porting drivers, run Wi-Fi and command line through SSH.
Android
On 21 April 2010, an Android distribution based on iPhoneLinux called iDroid was released.
- Announcement on the linuxoniphone blog: iDroid initial release.
