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zqxwceandClaude Opus 4.8
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Add a host-mount install path that replaces the DFU + ramdisk_send +
iproxy + SSH transport: mount the VM's Disk.img volumes on the host, place
every CFW file locally, then flip the boot snapshot offline
(tools/apfs_snap_rename.py). The resulting VM is identical to the
ramdisk-installed one, minus the round-trips.
- cfw_host_mode.sh: sourced by cfw_install*.sh when CFW_HOST_MODE=1;
overrides ssh_cmd/scp_to/scp_from/remote_mount/remote_file_exists to run
locally against volumes mounted at $CFW_HOST_MNT/mnt{1,3,5} (host / is
read-only, so device /mntN tokens are remapped), routes /usr/bin/tar to
gtar (bsdtar lacks the GNU flags), and skips snaputil/dropbearkey/halt.
- cfw_install{,_dev,_jb,_exp}.sh: source the shim after their helper defs
(host-mode is opt-in; the SSH path is unchanged). Also reword progress
messages that assumed the ramdisk/SSH flow ("~3 minutes" scp, "to
device", "Reboot the device") to read correctly in both modes.
- cfw_install_host.sh + `make cfw_install_host VARIANT=regular|dev|jb|exp`:
attach the image, run the chosen installer under CFW_HOST_MODE as root,
detach, and run the offline snapshot flip. Restores ownership of the
host-side artifacts it creates (vm/.vphoned.signed, .cfw_temp, ...) to
the invoking user afterward, so a later user-run `make boot` isn't
blocked by root-owned files.
Runs as root (owners-honored mounts / chown / cp) via a sudo re-exec. No
authenticated-root/ARV change needed; mount_apfs -o rw honors owners.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XZVS9oqVNmHJzpb8mFtKJx
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# cfw_host_mode.sh — sourced by cfw_install*.sh when CFW_HOST_MODE=1.
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#
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# Replaces the SSH-to-ramdisk transport with local operations on the image
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# volumes mounted on the host (by the host driver). The rest of each
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# installer's logic (cfw.py patching, ldid signing, ipsw/aea cryptex decrypt,
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# hdiutil DMG mounts, xcrun builds, DSC/DT patchers) is already host-side and
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# runs unchanged. Must run as root. The boot-source flip the ramdisk did with
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# `snaputil` is done separately, offline, by tools/apfs_snap_rename.py.
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#
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# The host root (/) is read-only (SSV), so device paths /mnt1,/mnt3,/mnt5 are
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# remapped onto a writable scratch base (CFW_HOST_MNT). Only those exact
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# device tokens are remapped, so host source paths (e.g. .../mnt_sysos) are
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# left untouched.
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: "${CFW_HOST_CONTAINER:?CFW_HOST_MODE=1 but CFW_HOST_CONTAINER (host apfs container disk, e.g. disk20) unset}"
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CFW_HOST_MNT="${CFW_HOST_MNT:-/private/tmp/cfwhost}"
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/bin/mkdir -p "$CFW_HOST_MNT"
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_HOST_TAR="$(command -v gtar 2>/dev/null || echo /opt/homebrew/bin/gtar)"
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_map() { # remap device /mntN tokens -> $CFW_HOST_MNT/mntN
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local s="$1"
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s="${s//\/mnt1/$CFW_HOST_MNT/mnt1}"
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s="${s//\/mnt2/$CFW_HOST_MNT/mnt2}"
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s="${s//\/mnt3/$CFW_HOST_MNT/mnt3}"
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s="${s//\/mnt5/$CFW_HOST_MNT/mnt5}"
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printf '%s' "$s"
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}
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ssh_cmd() {
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local c="$*"
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case "$c" in
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*snaputil*) return 0 ;; # flip done offline
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*dropbearkey*) return 0 ;; # host keys made at first boot
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*dropbear_rsa_host_key*|*dropbear_ecdsa_host_key*) return 0 ;; # skip chmod of keys not created
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*/sbin/halt*) return 0 ;; # no VM to halt
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esac
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c="${c//\/usr\/bin\/tar/$_HOST_TAR}" # macOS bsdtar lacks GNU flags
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/bin/sh -c "$(_map "$c")"
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}
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scp_to() { /bin/cp -R "$(_map "$1")" "$(_map "$2")"; }
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scp_from() { /bin/cp "$(_map "$1")" "$(_map "$2")"; }
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remote_file_exists() { [[ -e "$(_map "$1")" ]]; }
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remote_mount() {
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local dev="$1" mnt opts="${3:-rw}"
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mnt="$(_map "$2")"
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local slice="${dev##*disk1}" # /dev/disk1sN -> sN
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local hostdev="/dev/${CFW_HOST_CONTAINER}${slice}"
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/bin/mkdir -p "$mnt"
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/sbin/mount | /usr/bin/grep -q " on $mnt " && return 0
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/sbin/mount_apfs -o "$opts" "$hostdev" "$mnt" 2>/dev/null || true
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/sbin/mount | /usr/bin/grep -q " on $mnt " || die "host mount failed: $hostdev -> $mnt"
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}
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wait_for_device_ssh_ready() { :; }
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