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That seems to be about OS X. He also says, "So if you're trying to write a kext for iOS, we don't allow that." Did they ever allow third-party kexts on iOS?
by scintill76 11y ago
That seems to be about OS X. He also says, "So if you're trying to write a kext for iOS, we don't allow that." Did they ever allow third-party kexts on iOS? I'd be surprised, but maybe they approve it for some peripheral drivers or something.
- mrsteveman1 11y agoThat session happens to be about OS X kexts yes, but it's just where that piece of info happened to slip out. Clearly they've been planning to do at least that much for quite a while now. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they start using a completely separate system partition on OS X like they already do on iOS now. As far as I know the release versions of the iOS kernel don't support kext loading at all. Most likely, MFI participants are encouraged/required to use standard interfaces or request inclusion of specific functionality if it isn't there already.