Just throwing this out there, but why not try emulating the iPhone 2G? Personally, I think this would be great, because we'll be able to see what it's like running earlier versions of iOS even more.
You could try finding out ways to emulate the Baseband to get it working so the emulator won't panic when it tries to start it.
It'd be better to restore an existing iPhone 2G, dump the root filesystem (making sure it's activated or check for any NVRAM details that shows it's been activated, and let us do whatever the f##k we want with it.
If you aren't able to, that's okay! I just thought that it's a good idea to do that.
I suggest doing both Alpine 1A420 and the first release version of iOS.
If this works, I'm definitely getting into the firmware. That juicy, succulent FIRMWARE! (i am in love with iBoot ;w;)
Hope this turns out well!
Just throwing this out there, but why not try emulating the iPhone 2G? Personally, I think this would be great, because we'll be able to see what it's like running earlier versions of iOS even more.
You could try finding out ways to emulate the Baseband to get it working so the emulator won't panic when it tries to start it.
It'd be better to restore an existing iPhone 2G, dump the root filesystem (making sure it's activated or check for any NVRAM details that shows it's been activated, and let us do whatever the f##k we want with it.
If you aren't able to, that's okay! I just thought that it's a good idea to do that.
I suggest doing both Alpine 1A420 and the first release version of iOS.
If this works, I'm definitely getting into the firmware. That juicy, succulent FIRMWARE! (i am in love with iBoot ;w;)
Hope this turns out well!