iBoot is Apple’s proprietary stage-2 bootloader. It’s flashed into every Apple device. Apparently, I am porting it onto Roblox, on the run from Apple’s lawyers with their secret code.
I am too lazy to do the rest of this, so technically, how good is this?
You can read an article I made on my website.
So far all I’m seeing is fancy words for a output logger. What would this script do in a Roblox environment?
The script showcased is the main file for the iBoot application. I’m redoing it as soon as I get finished with all the headers in the source tree. But, it’ll help my iPhone project with the boot chain.
I (and I believe everyone else) are confused about what this script is supposed to achieve, even after reading your article.
You make it sound interesting though so I am intrigued
Please explain!
So, I’m recreating iBoot (Apple’s proprietary stage-2 bootloader) in Roblox, which is part of my iPhone project, known as “Project Alpine: Remastered”. The script shown in the shown screenshot at the root post is the main script for iBoot, or /apps/iBoot/main.c. I’m working on this because it’s part of the boot chain for the device.
Funny I see you around again. Nice project.
Though I’d have to agree with others, it would make more sense if the output is going to be related to actual things being done to initialize the boot.
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