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[[File:ILoader-Real.jpg|150px|thumb|right|How the iLoader menu looks like on an iPod Nano 2G]]
Booting code through the notes exploit has proven to be too uncomfortable in the long term, as you break the apple firmware that way, but still have it's non-neglegible bootup times. The rockbox bootloader is faster, but still too slow. This is why iLoader has been developed. iLoader replaces the whole firmware starting from the second level bootloader, and thus gets booted up directly by the bootrom. It then shows a boot menu and allows you to boot different firmware images, which can be stored on the data partition to allow easy updates. The boot menu of iLoader is fully configurable.
Booting code through the notes exploit has proven to be too uncomfortable in the long term, as you break the apple firmware that way, but still have it's non-neglegible bootup times. The rockbox bootloader is faster, but still too slow. This is why iLoader has been developed. iLoader replaces the whole firmware starting from the second level bootloader, and thus gets booted up directly by the bootrom. It then shows a boot menu and allows you to boot different firmware images, which can be stored on the data partition to allow easy updates. The boot menu of iLoader is fully configurable.




For installation instructions, see [[ILoader Howto]].
For installation instructions, see [[ILoader Howto]].

Revision as of 02:44, 7 March 2010

Booting code through the notes exploit has proven to be too uncomfortable in the long term, as you break the apple firmware that way, but still have it's non-neglegible bootup times. The rockbox bootloader is faster, but still too slow. This is why iLoader has been developed. iLoader replaces the whole firmware starting from the second level bootloader, and thus gets booted up directly by the bootrom. It then shows a boot menu and allows you to boot different firmware images, which can be stored on the data partition to allow easy updates. The boot menu of iLoader is fully configurable.


For installation instructions, see ILoader Howto.

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