Martijn de Vos

https://github.com/devos50/qemu-ios/tree/dfu manages to boot into DFU mode, with the USB stack initialized but it's not doing anything useful yet 👍

> Once DFU mode works and a restore can be done (which would require NAND write), it should be possible to boot iOS 3 and 4 in the emulator without...

Thanks for your report. Could you try to compile and run the latest (recently rebased) `ipod_touch_2g` branch?

Could you perhaps double-check that there was no compilation error somewhere in the logs?

Thanks for your report. I haven't really tested the emulator on Windows yet, but this is pretty high on my priority list right now, since there are some other Windows-related...

That's helpful! Could you perhaps make a PR to add these instructions to https://github.com/devos50/qemu-ios/blob/ipod_touch_2g/RUNNING.md? 👍

Thank you for your report. It is odd that it doesn't consistently boot to the Home Screen. Could you perhaps provide the full log so I might have an idea...

> iOS on android is real :) Wow, that's amazing! How difficult was it to get this running on your phone?

> qemu-ios on raspberry pi? :D Well, the original Raspberry Pi uses the ARMv6 instruction set, so it could use KVM to speed up things 😁

To be completely honest, I don't really remember :(. I think I tried several tools, some of which didn't even compile on modern systems.