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I have taught how to install Windows with iPhone in the past. This time I will teach you how to install Ubuntu on your idle or obsolete iPhone 7 so that you can have a small portable Ubuntu server. As for how to achieve this? This can be achieved through this tutorial.
How does the iPhone run on Ubuntu?
This method is not implemented using a virtual machine or a remote vulgar method, but a genuine boot into the Ubuntu system for the iPhone 7.
You need to jailbreak through checkra1n, install the Ubuntu system and related settings through checkm8 hardware vulnerabilities, mainly shared by the 16-year-old developer newhacker1746. There will be this attempt. Developers and friends have set up websites and Game server experience will decide to use iPhone as a small server.
Unfortunately, his iPhone 7 has a problem with the NVMe NAND SSD hard drive, which makes the original iOS system unusable, and requires an external device to install and boot Ubuntu for the iPhone 7.
The developer even shared the process of booting the arm64 version of Ubuntu on the iPhone 7. From the screen, it can be shown that the iPhone boot process uses checkra1n to successfully boot into the Ubuntu system.
You can even log in to the desktop GUI version of Ubuntu 20.04 directly through the iPhone 7. Through an external mouse, there is basically no problem directly in the iPhone 7 operating system, and you can even open the Firefox browser to browse the web, YouTube videos or Office tools Can operate.
Precondition
iPhone production Ubuntu and installation process
If you want to make Ubuntu for iPhone and the installation process, please refer to the following two original articles:
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