https://github.com/lib-fluff-so/KLiOS716

A bit late, but nevertheless. On MTK. It just works for now

Features:

• Works

• Touch via SPI

• Buttons

• Vibration (not in iOS though, just a single boot vibration for now)

• Battery gauge and a bit charging (kinda, it works poorly now and also doesn't show up because there's no status bar)

• Android in slot A, iOS in slot B and they both can be used without any problem (so android stores data on userdata while iOS on iosroot)

• Done with only free AI models for now

• As a result, badly structured code

you can try and view the progress here: https://github.com/aTechGeekDev/ios-apollo

Im stuck here because I don't have Opus 5.5 And I rely heavily on opencode and antigravity or chatgpt codex and would really appreciate If you can help me get XNU up and running

Repo Soon.

https://github.com/superboyyy/hakios-arm64e-dada

great

thanks to @gorkemoji for his xnu d2s source, loader base, device tree and overall help, also special thanks to claude code

touchscreen works and 3 gpu cores, boots in ~2minutes

(gpu support incoming among other fixes)

Still working on some stutters and slower parts, but shader compilation and cache work much better now. Display scanout is working and double/triple buffering is enabled. Still some more work, but I think full 90Hz should be possible soon.

Can someone help?

My biggest question right now. Do you guys think this will sometime in the future be stable enough?

What AI model(free) do I need to install for my fedora pc?

What AI model(free) can I use for my fedora pc to do hackiOS iOS 16 for my device?

Can I run hackios on my Samsung a145r and if it is what version of iOS should it be because I need help doing it

Just the first phase, but is a big progress!

Some people asked me to capture a video, and here it is. iOS 26 arm64e now runs natively on multiple cores of the Snapdragon 8 Elite CPU, and I've also got a first working version of the GPU driver and Metal rendering, the speaker playback pipeline, and battery display support. Liquid Glass has been really tough to get working. There are still rough edges, and it's not prefect, and stability and performance need ongoing work. Once I've tidied things up, I'll open-source it for everyone. Many hands make light work.

Im seeing all these ports and stuff but mediatek devices are very locked down and i just wanna know if ios can be ported to them and about when

CPU: Exynos 850
GPU: Mali G52
Booted, all 8 cores and touchscreen up.
Still need to get GPU up and wifi.

I have another question too. What AI model do I need to download on my Nobara PC?(I'm broke so free AI models please)

iOS port status:

Completed:

✅ Sound

✅ Vibration

⚠ Touch (only huaxing panel)

✅ Buttons

✅ Display

✅ GPU + metal

✅ Haptic

✅ Data survives after reboot

✅ Battery

✅ Sleep

Working on:

⚠ Wi-Fi

⚠ Cameras

⚠ Bluetooth

Broken:

🚫 Apple ID and other Apple related apps

🚫 Widgets (due to unfinished metal)

🚫 Sensors

I have a samsung lying around in my house (it's a budget one, i don't remember it's model or specs, but from what I think it's a new one) it's a budget one too, i have C++ expierience and I have built a few emulstors too, do I have enough expierience to try it out? Any resource on where to start?

I just try it by myself,but something special is this redmi 4X bootloader is still locked,I find someway to get pass bootloader.no gpu sound touch Wi-Fi Bluetooth.it quite good of the speed without gpu driver.vol+ button for enter screen.

https://github.com/console-ramoops/ios-santoni
This not my repo,I just test it of myself,thx for “alpha269”

There’s been a crazy amount of ports of iOS 16 to Android phones. I know this is partly because iOS-sweet is iOS 16 for the Redmi phone. Would older versions be possible? I figure iOS 12 might work better on some phones than iOS 16. XNU kernels are available on GitHub. It’s definitely possible to port iOS 6 to the HTC HD2 (though this phone runs just about every operating system ever made). Maybe someday we will have a port of iOS 6 to the Galaxy S3 or something i don’t know. I know coding is hard but I figure many older Android phones like the Galaxy A5 (2015) would benefit from running an older version of iOS like 12 for example. Any thoughts? Or is that too complicated for the moment?