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	$ cd linux		$ cd linux

	For ~~iPod nano (2nd generation)~~:		For [[Nano 2G]]:
	$ git checkout n2g-wip		$ git checkout n2g-wip
	$ make ARCH=arm nano2g_defconfig		$ make ARCH=arm nano2g_defconfig

	For iPod nano (3rd generation):		For [[Nano 3G]] and [[Nano 7G]]:
	~~$ git checkout n3g-wip~~		$ git checkout s5l87xx
	$ make ARCH=arm ~~nano3g_defconfig~~		$ make ARCH=arm apple_n46_defconfig # iPod nano (3rd generation)
			$ make ARCH=arm apple_n31_defconfig # iPod nano (7th generation)

	For iPod nano (5th generation):		For iPod nano (5th generation):
	$ git checkout n5g-wip		$ git checkout n5g-wip
	$ make ARCH=arm nano5g_defconfig		$ make ARCH=arm nano5g_defconfig

	~~For iPod nano (7th generation):~~
	~~$ git checkout n7g-wip~~
	~~$ make ARCH=arm apple_n31_defconfig~~

	~~Alternatively, there is an experimental branch which should merge all of the ports:~~
	~~$ git checkout s5l87xx~~
	~~Then use the relevant defconfig according to the above commands.~~

	After configuring, build the kernel:		After configuring, build the kernel:
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	''mImage'' is your combined image.		''mImage'' is your combined image.

			TODO: add instructions how to use the Makefile-based initramfs generation script and mkimage from U-boot.

	==== Running ====		==== Running ====
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	Connect your iPod nano in DFU mode.		Connect your iPod nano in DFU mode.

	For [[Nano 3G]] and later~~, execute~~ u-boot using wInd3x:		===== For [[Nano 3G]] and later =====

			Execute u-boot using wInd3x:

	$ ./wInd3x cfw run ../u-boot/u-boot.bin		$ ./wInd3x cfw run ../u-boot/u-boot.bin
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	This should start u-boot. Running this for the first time will take a while, as some bootloader stages need to be downloaded, decrypted and modified. A new USB device (05ac:8007) appear on your host. Use dfu-util to upload mImage:		This should start u-boot. Running this for the first time will take a while, as some bootloader stages need to be downloaded, decrypted and modified. A new USB device (05ac:8007) appear on your host. Use dfu-util to upload mImage:

	dfu-util -d 05ac:8007 -D mImage && dfu-util -d 05ac:8007 -e		dfu-util --device 05ac:8007 --download mImage
			dfu-util --device 05ac:8007 --detach

			Note the <code>--detach</code> command: this is needed to get U-Boot to exit DFU mode and actually execute the image.

			===== For the [[Nano 2G]] =====

	~~For the [[Nano 2G]], you~~ will have to chainload the rockbox bootloader with u-boot.		You will have to chainload the rockbox bootloader with U-boot.

	To do this, we assume you have already built u-boot dtbs along with Linux.		To do this, we assume you have already built U-boot dtbs along with Linux.

	To create the mImage, run this command inside your Linux folder:		To create the mImage, run this command inside your Linux folder:

U-Boot

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	Note the <code>--detach</code> command: this is needed to get U-Boot to exit DFU mode and actually execute the image.		Note the <code>--detach</code> command: this is needed to get U-Boot to exit DFU mode and actually execute the image.

			== Work in progress==

			You can run the [[Nano 5G]] image on a [[Nano 4G]] and it seems to be working at first glance.

			You can run the [[Nano 5G]] image on a [[Nano 6G]], but if you don't stop the countdown before auto-booting, it gets stuck since the timer which is used to measure how much a second takes is not initialized properly. You can flood the UART console with key presses just while U-boot is printing the messages to skip the auto-boot prompt entiery and get dropped into a U-boot console.

			Your mileage may vary. Patches welcome.

Main Page

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Gallery

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	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
			File:Nano6g-patched-osos.jpeg\|Patched [[retailOS]] on [[Nano 6G]]
	File:Fastfetch_nano_7g_7.1-rc3.png\|fastfetch on [[Nano 7G]]		File:Fastfetch_nano_7g_7.1-rc3.png\|fastfetch on [[Nano 7G]]
	File:Fastfetch nano 2g 6.10.png\|fastfetch on [[Nano 2G]]		File:Fastfetch nano 2g 6.10.png\|fastfetch on [[Nano 2G]]
	File:Linux nano 7g 7.1-rc3.jpg\|[[Linux]] 7.1.0-rc3 on [[Nano 7G]]		File:Linux nano 7g 7.1-rc3.jpg\|[[Linux]] 7.1.0-rc3 on [[Nano 7G]]
	File:Photo 2025-12-27 20-36-24.jpg\|[[Linux]] 6.14.0 on [[Nano 7G]]		File:Photo 2025-12-27 20-36-24.jpg\|[[Linux]] 6.14.0 on [[Nano 7G]]

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Main Page

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	== FAQ ==		== FAQ ==

	=== ~~What~~ can I do with my [[Nano 2G]], [[Classic 6G]] or older ~~iPods? ===~~		=== I'm not an embedded software developer, what can I do with my iPod? ===
			* If you have an [[Nano 2G]], [[Classic 6G]] or an older iPod, you can install [https://www.rockbox.org/download/ Rockbox].
			* If you have an [[Nano 6G]] or [[Nano 7G]], you can [https://github.com/nfzerox/ipod_theme#ipod_theme install a theme].
			* If you have an [[Nano 7G]], you can install [[NanoApps]].
			* If you have another model, there's nothing you can currently do to help us add support and/or speed up the process, since it requires '''a lot''' of time and effort. Keep an eye on our wiki and social media for any updates!

	~~There~~'s an ~~upstream Rockbox port for these devices. [https://www.rockbox.org/download/ Go use that].~~		=== I'm an embedded software developer, what can I do with my iPod? ===

	~~=== What can I do~~ with my [[Nano 3G]] ~~or newer? ===~~		* There's a [[U-Boot]] port, and [[Linux\|Linux]] boots with an initramfs on [[Nano 2G]], [[Nano 3G]], [[Nano 5G]] and [[Nano 7G]]
			* [[wInd3x]] allows untethered and safe code execution (no permanent modification) on [[Nano 3G]], [[Nano 4G]], [[Nano 5G]], [[Nano 6G]] and [[Nano 7G]]
	~~Not much (yet) unless you're an embedded developer :).~~		* Rockbox bootloader has been published for [[Nano 3G]] and [[Nano 4G]], but [https://isthererockboxonipodnano3g.freemyipod.org/ the Rockbox port is not yet completed].
			* Tethered code execution using [[S5Late]] (a vulnerability in DFU_DNLOAD packet parsing code) for [[Nano 6G]], [[Nano 7G]] and iPod shuffle (4th generation).
	~~Here's the current progress~~, ~~by iPod model:~~		* Untethered code execution using [[ipod_sun]] (CVE-2010-1797) for [[Nano 6G]] and [[Nano 7G]].
			* There's a set of earlier tooling ([[emCORE]]/[[emBIOS]]/[[iBugger]]) for [[Nano 2G]], [[Nano 3G]], [[Nano 4G]] and [[Classic 1G]] which was exploiting other vulnerabilities and was a lead-up to a port of Rockbox, but it's mostly abandoned.
	[[Nano 3G]] and [[Nano 4G]]
	* [[wInd3x]] allows untethered and safe code execution (no permanent modification).
	* Rockbox bootloader has been published, but [~~https://isthererockboxonipodnano3g.freemyipod.org/ the Rockbox port is not yet completed~~].

	[[Nano 5G]]
	* [[~~wInd3x~~]] ~~allows untethered and safe code execution (no permanent modification).~~
	* There's a [[~~U-Boot~~]] ~~port,~~ and [[~~Linux\|Linux~~]] ~~boots with an initramfs.~~

	[[Nano 6G]] and [[Nano 7G]]
	* Tethered code execution using [[S5Late]] (a vulnerability in DFU_DNLOAD packet parsing code) ~~(also~~ for iPod shuffle (4th generation))
	* Untethered code execution using [[ipod_sun]] (CVE-2010-1797)

	[[Nano ~~7G]~~]
	* There's a [[U-Boot]~~] port,~~ and [[~~Linux\|Linux~~]] ~~boots with an initramfs~~.
	* ~~[[NanoApps]] allows you to run custom homebrew apps.~~

	There's a set of earlier tooling ([[emCORE]]/[[emBIOS]]/[[iBugger]]) which was exploiting other vulnerabilities and was a lead-up to a port of Rockbox, but it's mostly abandoned.

	== Gallery ==		== Gallery ==
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	File:Linux nano 7g 7.1-rc3.jpg\|[[Linux]] 7.1.0-rc3 on [[Nano 7G]]		File:Linux nano 7g 7.1-rc3.jpg\|[[Linux]] 7.1.0-rc3 on [[Nano 7G]]
	File:Photo 2025-12-27 20-36-24.jpg\|[[Linux]] 6.14.0 on [[Nano 7G]]		File:Photo 2025-12-27 20-36-24.jpg\|[[Linux]] 6.14.0 on [[Nano 7G]]

			File:S5L8702X01.png\|S5L8702 under an EM
			File:S5L8701B05.png\|S5L8701 under an EM
			File:Nano7g-patched-osos.png\|Patched [[retailOS]] on [[Nano 7G]]
			File:Nano5g-wayland.png\|Wayland on [[Nano 5G]]
			File:Nano5g-neofetch.png\|neofetch on [[Nano 5G]]
			File:Nano5g-diskmode-patched.png\|Patched [[Modes#Disk_mode\|disk mode]] on [[Nano 5G]]
			File:Nano5g-console2.png\|[[Linux]] on [[Nano 5G]]
			File:Nano5g-console.png\|[[Linux]] 6.2.0-rc4 on [[Nano 5G]]

	File:EmCORE_Nano2G_Nano4G_Classic.jpg\|[[emCORE]] r779 on [[Nano 2G]], [[Nano 4G]] and [[Classic 2G]]		File:EmCORE_Nano2G_Nano4G_Classic.jpg\|[[emCORE]] r779 on [[Nano 2G]], [[Nano 4G]] and [[Classic 2G]]
	</gallery>		</gallery>

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U-Boot

User890104 — Sat, 25 Jul 2026 23:32:51 GMT

add nano 2nd instructions

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	=== Configuring ===		=== Configuring ===

	make apple_n36_defconfig # iPod nano (2nd generation)		$ make apple_n36_defconfig # iPod nano (2nd generation)
	make apple_n46_defconfig # iPod nano (3rd generation)		$ make apple_n46_defconfig # iPod nano (3rd generation)
	make apple_n33_defconfig # iPod nano (5th generation)		$ make apple_n33_defconfig # iPod nano (5th generation)
	make apple_n31_defconfig # iPod nano (7th generation)		$ make apple_n31_defconfig # iPod nano (7th generation)

	=== Building ===		=== Building ===

	make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-eabi-		$ make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-eabi-

	On macOS, you need to install openssl using homebrew. If the build system does not find it, append the following to the build command:		On macOS, you need to install openssl using homebrew. If the build system does not find it, append the following to the build command:
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	=== Running ===		=== Running ===

	~~After building, connect your iPod in~~ [[~~Modes\|DFU Mode~~]] ~~and use [[wInd3x]] to start U-Boot:~~		==== [[Nano 2G]] ====

	./wInd3x cfw run u-boot.bin		Install Rockbox. Create an u-boot.ipod file by using the following tool from the Rockbox source code:
			$ ./rockbox/tools/scramble -add=nn2g u-boot.bin u-boot.ipod
			Upload the file to your iPod. Run Rockbox, go to File Manager, find the u-boot.ipod file and select it.

			==== [[Nano 3G]], [[Nano 5G]] and [[Nano 7G]] ====

			Connect your iPod in [[Modes\|DFU Mode]] and use [[wInd3x]] to start U-Boot:

			$ ./wInd3x cfw run u-boot.bin

			=== Pushing an image to U-boot ===

	When successfully started, U-Boot will then enumerate as yet another DFU device, this time ready to receive an U-Boot compatible image. You can load an image using dfu-util:		When successfully started, U-Boot will then enumerate as yet another DFU device, this time ready to receive an U-Boot compatible image. You can load an image using dfu-util:

	dfu-util --device 05ac:8007 --download foo		$ dfu-util --device 05ac:8007 --download foo
	dfu-util --device 05ac:8007 --detach		$ dfu-util --device 05ac:8007 --detach

	Note the <code>--detach</code> command: this is needed to get U-Boot to exit DFU mode and actually execute the image.		Note the <code>--detach</code> command: this is needed to get U-Boot to exit DFU mode and actually execute the image.

Linux

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	==== Build everything ====		==== Build everything ====

	''These are not copy-paste instructions. You are expected to understand what's happening.'		''These are not copy-paste instructions. You are expected to understand what's happening.''

	You will need an arm-none-eabi- toolchain into your $PATH, eg. gcc-arm-embedded from your package manager.		You will need an arm-none-eabi- toolchain into your $PATH, eg. gcc-arm-embedded from your package manager.

	First, wInd3x~~: this will be used to run u-boot~~.		First, build [[wInd3x#Building]].

	~~$ git clone https://github.com/freemyipod/wInd3x~~		Second, build [[U-Boot]].
	~~$ cd wInd3x~~
	~~$ go~~ build .~~/cmd/wInd3x~~

	~~Second~~, ~~U-Boot~~:		Third, Linux:

	$ git clone https://github.com/freemyipod/~~u-boot~~		$ git clone https://github.com/freemyipod/linux
	$ cd ~~u-boot~~		$ cd linux
	~~$ git checkout s5l87xx~~
	~~$ make apple_n36_defconfig # for Nano 2G OR~~		For iPod nano (2nd generation):
	$ git checkout ~~n3g~~-wip ~~# for Nano 3G~~		$ git checkout n2g-wip
	~~$ make nano3g_defconfig # for Nano 3G OR~~		$ make ARCH=arm nano2g_defconfig
	~~$ make apple_n33_defconfig # for Nano 5G OR~~
	~~$ make apple_n31_defconfig # for Nano 7G~~
	~~$ make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-eabi- dtbs # for Nano 2G~~
	$ make ~~CROSS_COMPILE~~=arm~~-none-eabi- -j $(nproc) u-boot.bin # don’t run this for Nano 2G yet~~

	~~On macOS, you need to install openssl using homebrew. If the build system does not find it, append the following to the last command~~:		For iPod nano (3rd generation):
			$ git checkout n3g-wip
			$ make ARCH=arm nano3g_defconfig

	~~HOSTCFLAGS="~~-~~I/opt/homebrew/Cellar/openssl@3/3.6.1/include" HOSTLDFLAGS~~=~~"-L/opt/homebrew/Cellar/openssl@3/3.6.1/lib"~~		For iPod nano (5th generation):
			$ git checkout n5g-wip
			$ make ARCH=arm nano5g_defconfig

	~~substituting your OpenSSL version/path as needed.~~		For iPod nano (7th generation):
			$ git checkout n7g-wip
			$ make ARCH=arm apple_n31_defconfig

	~~Third~~, ~~Linux~~:		Alternatively, there is an experimental branch which should merge all of the ports:
			$ git checkout s5l87xx
			Then use the relevant defconfig according to the above commands.

	~~$ git clone https~~:~~//github.com/freemyipod/linux~~		After configuring, build the kernel:
	~~$ cd linux~~
	~~$ git checkout n2g-wip # for Nano 2G OR~~
	~~$ git checkout n3g-wip # for Nano 3G OR~~
	~~$ git checkout n5g-wip # for Nano 5G OR~~
	~~$ git checkout n7g-wip # for Nano 7G~~
	~~$ make ARCH=arm nano2g_defconfig # for Nano 2G~~
	~~$ make ARCH=arm nano3g_defconfig # for Nano 3G~~
	~~$ make ARCH=arm nano5g_defconfig # for Nano 5G~~
	~~$ make ARCH=arm apple_n31_defconfig # for Nano 7G~~
	$ make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-eabi- -j $(nproc) zImage		$ make ARCH=arm CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-eabi- -j $(nproc) zImage

WInd3x

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add building instructions

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			=== Building ===

			$ git clone https://github.com/freemyipod/wInd3x
			$ cd wInd3x

			You'll need go and libusb. Then:
			$ go build ./cmd/wInd3x
			Or, if you have Nix(OS), just do:
			$ nix-build
	=== Running / Usage ===		=== Running / Usage ===

U-Boot

User890104 — Sat, 25 Jul 2026 23:01:16 GMT

add macOS instruction

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	== U-Boot Port ==		== U-Boot Port ==

	An experimental U-Boot port for the ~~iPod~~ Nano 5G lives at https://github.com/freemyipod/u-boot/tree/~~n5g-wip~~ .		An experimental U-Boot port for the [[Nano 2G]], [[Nano 3G]], [[Nano 5G]] and [[Nano 7G]] lives at https://github.com/freemyipod/u-boot/tree/s5l87xx .

	It can be started using [[wInd3x]] and will start up a CDC-ACM serial console over USB for debugging purposes. Currently it has no storage driver.		It can be started using [[wInd3x]] and will start up a CDC-ACM serial console over USB for debugging purposes. Currently it has no storage driver.

	The current port expects to be loaded in place of [[OSOS]], eg. by packaging it into an IMG1 and sending it to [[WTF]]. This is what wInd3x does. This way, U-Boot does not have to do any of the 'annoying' early boot stuff like bringing up DRAM.		The current port expects to be loaded in place of [[OSOS]], eg. by packaging it into an IMG1 and sending it to [[WTF]]. This is what wInd3x does. This way, U-Boot does not have to do any of the 'annoying' early boot stuff like bringing up DRAM.

			=== Configuring ===

			make apple_n36_defconfig # iPod nano (2nd generation)
			make apple_n46_defconfig # iPod nano (3rd generation)
			make apple_n33_defconfig # iPod nano (5th generation)
			make apple_n31_defconfig # iPod nano (7th generation)

	=== Building ===		=== Building ===

	~~make nano5g_defconfig~~
	make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-eabi-		make CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-eabi-

			On macOS, you need to install openssl using homebrew. If the build system does not find it, append the following to the build command:

			HOSTCFLAGS="-I/opt/homebrew/Cellar/openssl@3/3.6.1/include" HOSTLDFLAGS="-L/opt/homebrew/Cellar/openssl@3/3.6.1/lib"

			substituting your OpenSSL version/path as needed.

	=== Running ===		=== Running ===

	After building, connect your iPod ~~Nano 5G~~ in [[Modes\|DFU Mode]] and use [[wInd3x]] to start U-Boot:		After building, connect your iPod in [[Modes\|DFU Mode]] and use [[wInd3x]] to start U-Boot:

	./wInd3x cfw run u-boot.bin		./wInd3x cfw run u-boot.bin
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	When successfully started, U-Boot will then enumerate as yet another DFU device, this time ready to receive an U-Boot compatible image. You can load an image using dfu-util:		When successfully started, U-Boot will then enumerate as yet another DFU device, this time ready to receive an U-Boot compatible image. You can load an image using dfu-util:

	dfu-util -d 05ac:~~2137~~ -D foo -R		dfu-util --device 05ac:8007 --download foo
			dfu-util --device 05ac:8007 --detach

	Note the <code>-R</code>: this is needed to get U-Boot to exit DFU mode and actually execute the image.		Note the <code>--detach</code> command: this is needed to get U-Boot to exit DFU mode and actually execute the image.

Modes

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	* [[Nano 6G]]: '''Sleep/Wake''' and '''Volume Down'''		* [[Nano 6G]]: '''Sleep/Wake''' and '''Volume Down'''
	* [[Nano 7G]]: '''Sleep/Wake''' and '''Menu'''		* [[Nano 7G]]: '''Sleep/Wake''' and '''Menu'''

			Note: On [[Nano 7G]] use a USB-A to Lightning cable. You cannot enter DFU mode using a USB-C to Lightning cable.

	==WTF mode==		==WTF mode==

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			File:Nano6g-patched-osos.jpeg\|Patched [[retailOS]] on [[Nano 6G]]
	File:Fastfetch_nano_7g_7.1-rc3.png\|fastfetch on [[Nano 7G]]		File:Fastfetch_nano_7g_7.1-rc3.png\|fastfetch on [[Nano 7G]]
	File:Fastfetch nano 2g 6.10.png\|fastfetch on [[Nano 2G]]		File:Fastfetch nano 2g 6.10.png\|fastfetch on [[Nano 2G]]
	File:Linux nano 7g 7.1-rc3.jpg\|[[Linux]] 7.1.0-rc3 on [[Nano 7G]]		File:Linux nano 7g 7.1-rc3.jpg\|[[Linux]] 7.1.0-rc3 on [[Nano 7G]]
	File:Photo 2025-12-27 20-36-24.jpg\|[[Linux]] 6.14.0 on [[Nano 7G]]		File:Photo 2025-12-27 20-36-24.jpg\|[[Linux]] 6.14.0 on [[Nano 7G]]

	File:S5L8702X01.png\|S5L8702 under an EM		File:S5L8702X01.png\|S5L8702 under an EM
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