Difference between revisions of "IMG4 File Format"

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(Correction - /user/standalone/firmware has the IMG4 file, IPSW file has the IM4P file)
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There is an '''img4''' file (sep-firmware.img4) found in /user/standalone/firmware on 7.0.4 for the iPhone5S. The IPSWFILE/Firmware/all_flash/all_flash.DEVICEIDENTIFIER.production for any [[A7]] (64bit) device containts an IM4P version of the same file. It has a IMG40 header, but also refers to [[IM4P File Format]].
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There is an '''img4''' file (sep-firmware.img4) found in /user/standalone/firmware on 7.0.4 for the iPhone 5s. The IPSWFILE/Firmware/all_flash/all_flash.DEVICEIDENTIFIER.production for any [[A7]] (64bit) device containts an IM4P version of the same file. It has a IMG40 header, but also refers to [[IM4P File Format]].
   
 
The IMG40 structure is as follows:
 
The IMG40 structure is as follows:

Revision as of 14:34, 26 December 2013

There is an img4 file (sep-firmware.img4) found in /user/standalone/firmware on 7.0.4 for the iPhone 5s. The IPSWFILE/Firmware/all_flash/all_flash.DEVICEIDENTIFIER.production for any A7 (64bit) device containts an IM4P version of the same file. It has a IMG40 header, but also refers to IM4P File Format.

The IMG40 structure is as follows:

sequence [
   0: string "IMG40"
   1: string encryption type - IM4P
   2: string type - sepi (Secure Enclave Processor Image), ...
   3: ...
]


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