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==Protocols== |
==Protocols== |
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Revision as of 02:45, 11 February 2009
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To-Do List
Software
Hardware
App Processor (Jailbreak)
The iPhone, iPod touch, and iPhone 3G makes use of the S5L8900 platform as application processor, while the iPod touch 2G uses the S5L8720. Here is where the jailbreak applies.
Baseband (Unlock)
The Baseband Device is where the unlock applies.
Protocols
- Recovery Mode
- DFU 0x1222
- WTF 0x1227
- Normal Mode
- Restore Mode
- Baseband Bootrom Protocol
- Baseband Bootloader Protocol
Keys
- AES Keys
- Apple Certificate
- Baseband RSA Keys
- Baseband TEA Keys
- IMG3 Keys / IVs
- NCK
- Root Filesystem DMG Keys
Application Development
- Toolchain (Includes tutorials)
- Toolchain 2.0 (Includes tutorials)
- Frameworks
- MobileDevice Library
- Apple Certification Process
- Bypassing iPhone Code Signatures
- Distribution Methods
Tutorials
See here.
Useful Links
See here.
