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* 10 August – [[kok3shiX]] jailbreak released for 32-bit devices running iOS 10.3.x. * 29 July – [[Blizzard]] jailbreak for 32-bit devices on all iOS 9 versions released.

...eneration)]], the [[N88AP|iPhone 3GS]], the [[N90AP|iPhone 4]], subsequent 32 bit devices, all 64 bit devices, and [[WTF|WTF mode]]. For more information

| [[iBoot-6723.41.11]] | [[iBoot-6723.41.11~32]]

...mory at 0x80000000, forcing a 2/2GB address separation, similar to Windows 32-bit model. On older iOS versions the separation was 3/1 (mapping the kernel Note, that this is NOT like 32-bit versions of macOS, wherein the kernel resides in its own address space,

...ning 16 (aes-128, used with [[S5L8900]] and [[S5L8720]]), 24 (aes-192), or 32 (aes-256, used with [[S5L8920]]) bytes for the key.

mw 0x9000014 0xe3a01020 // mov r1, #32 ; 0x20 bytes to be decrypted

...bytes as the IV, then the remaining 16 (AES-128), 24 (AES-192, unused), or 32 (AES-256) bytes for the key.

...decrypt. A key and an iv. If using openssl to encrypt or decrypt they are 32 byte hex strings.

The '''TYPE''' tag is a 32-bit unsigned integer (<code>uint32_t</code>) that, when viewed in little-en

IRQ 32: 4FF01655 8 0 dma_int_handler IRQ 32: 4FF01655 8 0 dma_int_handler

...ossible unless the nonce(s) (SepNonce + ApNonce on 64 bit, ApNonce only on 32 bit) the device generates matches the one on the APTicket.

...oes not require the device to be jailbroken. This brought a way to restore 32-bit devices to jailbreakable firmware, devices that had not seen a jailbrea APTicket is a piece DER encoded data. The format of the data is different for 32-bit and 64-bit devices, but these formats have something in common. Each AP

The A6 is a 32-bit processor with part number is <code>APL0598</code>. It is produced by S

...d the user has [[SHSH]] blobs for the version. It uses a bug discovered in 32-bit versions of iOS 9.x [[iBoot (Bootloader)|iBoot]]'s APTicket verificatio ...r current APNonce. Furthermore, 9.x iBSS has the same bug as all other 9.x 32-bit iBoot, and so you can continue a restore straight from there. On a firm

'''[[Odysseus]]''' is a tool to upgrade/downgrade 32-bit devices to an unsigned iOS version as long as the device has valid [[SH

| +--platform-name 32 bytes: (null) | | | +--reg 32 bytes: (null)

'''iBoot32Patcher''' is a 32-bit [[iBoot]] patching program made by [[User:Ih8sn0w|iH8sn0w]]. This progr

| +--platform-name 32 bytes: (null) | | +--acc-impl 32 bytes: (null)

...ndex.html powdersn0w] can use this to achieve untethered downgrades on any 32-bit device you have iOS 7.1.x [[SHSH]] blobs saved for. This is most useful

...ntrast to AMCC (Apple’s Memory Cache Controller) which seems to cast the 32-bit register to a 64-bit value when reading the registers before shifting t