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Not every phone has a jailbreak available for it. Plus, you're still stuck with an effectively sandboxed kernel. You can't fix any bugs or implement any kernel
by winocm 13y ago
Not every phone has a jailbreak available for it. Plus, you're still stuck with an effectively sandboxed kernel. You can't fix any bugs or implement any kernel level drivers, for example.
If I need a new IOKit driver class, I simply build the kext and use `kextload`, or I can just prelink it into the kernelcache.
- protomyth 13y agoPlus, not every ARM device is a phone and there are OSes other than Linux. I hope we see som 64-bit ARM ITX sized motherboards.