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I used AI, and I mention it in the post. I'm also an engineer at IBM, and I know a bit about operating systems and embedded systems, which helps me understand a
by dmonterocrespo 21d ago
I used AI, and I mention it in the post. I'm also an engineer at IBM, and I know a bit about operating systems and embedded systems, which helps me understand and decipher parts of the iPod. I also have a small workshop where I was able to repair an iPod that had been broken for a few years. The community is truly amazing, and it supported me in subsequent research such as freemyipod and https://github.com/devos50/qemu-ios https://github.com/devos50/qemu-ios
- nvme0n1p1 21d agoAnd with all those credentials, you couldn't even be bothered to write an accurate summary? That makes it look worse, not better.
- q3k 21d ago> FreeiPod and DevoS50/QEMU-iOS reply It's free_my_ipod and devos50 is not capitalized like (it makes no sense if you knew that it's a derivative of a last name). You might say all these things but I can't see anything but disrespect if you can't even be bothered to spell the name of the involved project/people correctly. Your work wouldn't exist in this shape without those who came in before you, and all you're doing is discouraging them (at least me) from ever publishing any code or research again.
- dmonterocrespo 21d agoI admire the entire community behind reverse engineering iPods. I'm active in various community channels, sharing information with them. I wouldn't be an engineer without using the tools and knowledge of those who came before me. The translator (I speak Spanish) changed the text a bit, and some words came out in all caps, but I've already corrected the names.Thanks to everyone for taking this to the next level!