Post number #258801, ID: 79e924
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Just wondering if it's possible, and if it would be worth it.
Post number #258839, ID: 19efc4
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No, it's not possible.
Post number #258882, ID: c4bd11
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Haven't used iOS in years, s I can't verify if it still works, but there was a project to dual boot Android on iOS. Something called Bootlace. You would need a jailbroken device to use it.
Post number #259633, ID: 93abc4
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No
Post number #260373, ID: 449c62
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why not?
Post number #260395, ID: f32d81
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>>260373 Plenty of reason, but two most prominent I can see: 1.) The lack of open bootloader (or any ability to freely modify the device at all) 2.) No possibility of device tree creation, which requires a Linux-compatible drivers (or as the elitists call it: libraries), or at the very least, the source code for those said dtiver (which even Android/SoC manufacturers rarely release)
Post number #261097, ID: b4405f
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Making possible would completely undermine using ios, that would be hilarious.
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| Just wondering if it's possible, and if it would be worth it.