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alioth kit 1.3

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@github-actions github-actions released this 02 Nov 02:58

The kernel with the Redmi K40 / POCO F3's drivers and our programs for iOS 16.5, built from this repository
alone: half of a bootable package. Unpack it and run assemble.bat (Windows, with WSL) or assemble.sh
(Linux) with the phone connected in Android: it downloads the IPSW from Apple's servers, copies the firmware
from your phone (root needed), asks for your Wi-Fi and writes the package, ios-alioth-k40/ with
start.bat. See the README's "Getting a package you can boot" and the kit's README.md.

alioth kit 1.2

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@github-actions github-actions released this 01 Nov 18:30

The kernel with the Redmi K40 / POCO F3's drivers and our programs for iOS 16.5, built from this repository
alone: half of a bootable package. Unpack it and run assemble.bat (Windows, with WSL) or assemble.sh
(Linux) with the phone connected in Android: it downloads the IPSW from Apple's servers, copies the firmware
from your phone (root needed), asks for your Wi-Fi and writes the package, ios-alioth-k40/ with
start.bat. See the README's "Getting a package you can boot" and the kit's README.md.

alioth kit 1.1

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@github-actions github-actions released this 01 Nov 06:23

The kernel with the Redmi K40 / POCO F3's drivers and our programs for iOS 16.5, built from this repository
alone: half of a bootable package. Unpack it and run assemble.bat (Windows, with WSL) or assemble.sh
(Linux) with the phone connected in Android: it downloads the IPSW from Apple's servers, copies the firmware
from your phone (root needed), asks for your Wi-Fi and writes the package, ios-alioth-k40/ with
start.bat. See the README's "Getting a package you can boot" and the kit's README.md.

alioth kit 1.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 01 Nov 04:58

The kernel with the Redmi K40 / POCO F3's drivers and our programs for iOS 16.5, built from this repository
alone: half of a bootable package. Unpack it and run assemble.bat (Windows, with WSL) or assemble.sh
(Linux) with the phone connected in Android: it downloads the IPSW from Apple's servers, copies the firmware
from your phone (root needed), asks for your Wi-Fi and writes the package, ios-alioth-k40/ with
start.bat. See the README's "Getting a package you can boot" and the kit's README.md.