> No, because this thing, darwin-xnu AKA the OSX/iOS microkernel, was already opensourced through https://opensource.apple.com/ for both iOS and OSX
This is not true. iOS components were always stripped out until now.
This is not true. iOS components were always stripped out until now.
We're working on a full iPhone emulator based on QEMU, and currently, while we are able to boot into early userspace from an unmodified iOS image, the release of the iOS-specific code will be quite helpful in speeding up bug elimination and the development of the virtual graphics hardware that can get us past a basic graphical framebuffer.
https://github.com/joshumax/QEMU-s5l89xx-port
Or this:
https://github.com/nvsio/qemu-ios
Found sort of via this:
https://www.reddit.com/r/jailbreak/comments/6crw5t/question_...
I assume they won't mind my sharing. They posted it publicly with the same username and have public Git pages.
Although quick note, a lot of work is being done in a private repo until it passes the "clean room" test, after which it will be pushed to the public repos. :)