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The newest copyright on any file is 2015. The source code might be quite old. (Yes, I realize that a copyright header doesn't actually stay in sync with patch
by TheEnder8 9y ago
The newest copyright on any file is 2015. The source code might be quite old.
(Yes, I realize that a copyright header doesn't actually stay in sync with patches. It's just the only indicator of date there is)
- iliketosleep 9y agoThe article states that the code is from iOS 9, which was first released in 2015.
- deckard1 9y agoThere are a few references to 2016. There is also a target/iphone8 folder. Don't see any reference to iPhone X though.
- kalleboo 9y ago"iphone8" might not be a reference to a product name but the internal model numbers "iPhone8,1"/"iPhone8,2" which are the 6s and 6s Plus (released in 2015). The iPhone 8 model number is "iPhone10,1" edit: there appears to be a reference to "N66" in init.c, which is the codename for the 6s
- linopolus 9y agoThe iPhone 6S, which was released 2015 with iOS9, had the hardware string 8,1, so nothing unexpected there. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_iOS_devices#iPhone https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_iOS_devices#iPhone
- fmntf 9y agoIt's just a bootloader. I don't think they changed much between iOS 9 and 11. The probably only added support for newer boards/devices.