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Windows XP on Apple TV - Development Log 1 (Introduction and Serial Implementation)

Welcome to the second channel! Today, I am going to be giving a brief overview on what I have done so far in order to port Windows XP over to the Apple TV. The code can be found here: https://github.com/distrohopper39b/tvldr and is forked from https://github.com/loop333/atv-bootlo... (which in turn is forked from a few other places). This code allows for booting a 100% unmodified, stock Linux kernel without issues. Note: This code is incredibly unfinished and the compilation method is extremely janky. I'm probably going to do compilation instructions using Docker or something in the future. I use VirtualBox to debug out of necessity, since the Apple TV boot.efi unfortunately doesn't work in Qemu. The build script isn't public but it's extremely simple. I have virtualbox output COM1 to /tmp/vbox-serial, then read it with "socat stdio /tmp/vbox-serial". I used the "osxcross-1.1" branch of https://github.com/tpoechtrager/osxcross with the Mac OS X 10.4 API, compiled OSXCross, and forced it to use Clang 10 (the last version that will compile any version of the Apple TV bootloader without issues) by creating a symlink to "x86_64-apple-darwin8-wrapper" called "i386-apple-darwin8-clang-10", then symlinking a clang 10 binary to "/usr/local/bin/clang-10".