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iBoot for n82ap, Copyright 2007 BUILD_TAG: iBoot-253 Diagnostics in this build date to January 2008 This iBoot is essentially iOS 1.x for the iPhone 3G No display and no NAND when flashed on a production unit

Internal apps present on this firmware

Many of the UI design elements from iOS 5 remain throughout the build

Sundance 10A234 Internal iOS 6.0 build dating to February 2012 This version is so early that there are little differences between iOS 5 Compiled for iPhone 4 (N90)

This is another “SkankPhone” type of build, similar to Alpine 1A420, however predating that build by a month.

This build has a menu for “Booting to Media,” implying that it was possible to boot from another source instead of the main disk

Nanshan 1A396b Earliest known build after the Acorn Protoypes, built in February 2007. Running on a production iPhone 2G

iBoot-87.1 - Earliest known iBoot version to exist for iPhone 2G, compiled in 2006. Running on a production unit

@Little_34306 @MasterMike88 Sure is

@MasterMike88 Well that's help! 🤨🤦‍♀️

Small fact: The App Store Fast Path (which is the entire thing that makes CoreTrust bugs enable stuff like TrollStore) was not introduced until iOS 14.0 beta 2. If you're an unfortunate user on iOS 14.0 beta 1, you will never see TrollStore (similar to <=iOS 13.7) fun

Diagnostics date to June 2007

SkankPhone and Burn-In UI

Jade2A539i - 1.0 SwitchBoard! found on an early iPod touch 1st generation prototype

the iPhone 5S prototypes in these stages have an older BootROM version of iBoot-1585.4, very close to iOS 6 iBoot

The devices are so early in development that they had iOS 5 (non-retina) recovery mode logo

iBoot-1765.0.81 - running on production iPhone 5S hardware. This version dates in between iOS 6 and 7