@_saagarjha Or even better, they could connect the A13 via PCIe as well and emulate a USB controller like the T2. Or what if the A13 became an external graphics card over PCIe.
@s1guza I'm certain they'll offer at least 32GB on the next gen, 64GB if they want to match the current 16". I'm really wondering what their graphics strategy is. Will they still push AMD or do it all in house?
@s1guza@devAgamjot Clearly it's x86's fault. I'd be curious to see if any of the M1 UARTs are connected to it (they're not in the DT according to marcan), I see debug looking messages in the firmware like: "link integrity fail"
@marcan42@_saagarjha@s1guza It's a MegaChips MCDP2920 eDP to HDMI converter. Same one is used on the Mac Pro MPX modules. I wonder if using a EDID faker on it would work.
@_saagarjha Maybe the accelerometer detects it was moved and causes a recalibration? (e.g. how the Homepod triggers a recalibration). Should be easy for someone to test
@DanyL931 Connect your iPhone, iPod touch, iPad or Apple TV to begin.... No Homepod? :-)
Is that the multi-material model or did you change out the filament?
@RoyLee03753008 First go into DFU, then flip the Homepod back to normal, then start checkra1n and you can jailbreak. If you keep the Homepod upside down it will DFU loop
Release 1.0 of the HomePod USB+UART breakout boards: https://t.co/A7eIHL0WK6
Check GitHub for more details.
There is very little support around all of this, proceed at your own risk! You will need to fabricate and solder your own PCBs