I just came across this post on some recent work with iPhone emulation in Qemu. Emulating an iPhone in QEMU (Part 2) . It looks really promising
It would be interesting to see if this approach could get into EaaSI at some point.
I just came across this post on some recent work with iPhone emulation in Qemu. Emulating an iPhone in QEMU (Part 2) . It looks really promising
It would be interesting to see if this approach could get into EaaSI at some point.
wow! I think I had seen some of the earlier attempts to boot the kernel in QEMU before but hadn’t checked in on these efforts in a while, very exciting to see folks are finally all the way to actually booting iOS. unfortunate that it doesn’t seem like all the specific patches described in this post are openly available, but the detail in the write-up seems invaluable, and will definitely need to investigate the various QEMU forks they mention