Linux on an iPhone 11.
José Angel Torres of @SourceParts / PartsHacker showed their bootloader, X11, touch and Doom. Next on their roadmap: Omarchy Mobile.
Linux on an iPhone 11.
José Angel Torres of @SourceParts / PartsHacker showed their bootloader, X11, touch and Doom. Next on their roadmap: Omarchy Mobile.
@mamajjo1 Haha. Nothing illegal here about this work. In fact, just months of good old fashion, clean-room reverse engineering, hard work, grit and determination. Good luck!
Linux on an iPhone 11.
José Angel Torres of @SourceParts / PartsHacker showed their bootloader, X11, touch and Doom. Next on their roadmap: Omarchy Mobile.
https://t.co/OItIIi71o0
Yes, we can run Doom on the iPhone 11 running Linux! We use the volume up & down for left & right movement and the power button to move forward with double table to fire.
@zackslab@scalingfactor@jlcjak True, however, most of the services available in the markets in Shenzhen use good ole' fashion sandpaper and manual labor.
@amembedded This is not a "whole single board computer". It is a very capable system-in-package (SiP) containing a system-on-chip (SoC) and memory in a typically stacked configuration. Also at $13.62 the price is higher than what is typically available on the market r/n.
@AdditiveAvery@realwillreil Too many for a quick post, I queued up a longer story/video on the topic for this month. The most worrying is accidentally putting a PnP file with mils vs. mm and the machine starts moving to out of bounds and violently tearing itself apart. Neoden responded with "Won't fix."