![]() ![]() Even once they’ve figured out how to emulate the CPU (which, according to this page, they’ve done), they still need to hack together emulated support for the GPU, USB controller, Multitouch controller, the memory, the audio system, and all of the secondary components (the Bluetooth chip, GPS, compass, etc.) And once they’ve got all the hardware stuff covered? Then they get to figure out how to force all this stuff to boot. ![]() That should all be easy enough, right? I mean, your computer can play SNES games and arcade games! This should be a breeze! By building on top of the open-source QEMU emulator, project leader Chris Wade (who had a role in some of the earliest iPhone jailbreak exploits) is hoping to fully emulate the Samsung S5L8930 (A4) chipset used in the iPhone 4 and first generation iPad.
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