Hexxeh, the hacker who first demonstrated Chromium OS running on the iPad, has released a video showing OpeniBoot being installed on the device.
OpeniBoot is an open source implementation of iBoot for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch devices. It allows booting of unsigned code such as linux kernels.
OpeniBoot is currently used to let iPhone owners boot into Android on their device. Thanks to the work of Hexxeh and others OpeniBoot may be used to bring Android or Chromium OS to the iPad in the future.
OpeniBoot is an open source implementation of iBoot for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch devices. It allows booting of unsigned code such as linux kernels.
OpeniBoot is currently used to let iPhone owners boot into Android on their device. Thanks to the work of Hexxeh and others OpeniBoot may be used to bring Android or Chromium OS to the iPad in the future.
![OpeniBoot for iPad Demo [Video] OpeniBoot for iPad Demo [Video]](/images/news/12754/43670/43670-64.jpg)






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