Embedded above is a demo video of an iphone running a Linux 2.6 kernel. The iphone-dev team has produced a new bootloader called OpeniBoot. The bootloader lets you boot into a Linux console, which you can speak to over a USB serial device. They’ve got busybox working, however there is no touchscreen support yet. The directions are not that tough as well as include exactly how to back up your settings. It works on very first as well as second gen iPhones as well as very first gen iPod Touch. This is a extremely early port, however the future is large open… Android iPhone?