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Hakios Arm64e Dada
Hakios Arm64e Dada is an experimental operating system distribution that boots the iOS XNU kernel on Xiaomi 15 smartphones.
Hakios Arm64e Dada boots Apple's open-source XNU kernel on the Xiaomi 15 smartphone with a Snapdragon 8 Elite processor. Built on HakiOS, the project runs the iOS arm64e user space on top of the custom kernel, utilizing an EFI loader and an Android DSU partition. It brings up the device CPU cores natively with hardware PAC, reaches the iOS home screen with working touch input, and enables Adreno 830 GPU support through Metal-to-Vulkan translation. The software also handles speaker audio playback, battery fuel gauge reporting, and Bluetooth connectivity. Designed for advanced developers and hardware tinkerers comfortable with high system risks, it provides patches, build tools, and device configurations for the Xiaomi 15.
Hakios Arm64e Dada at a glance
Key features
- Boots Apple XNU kernel on Xiaomi 15
- Runs iOS arm64e user space natively
- Enables all 8 Oryon CPU cores with hardware PAC
- Renders graphics through metal2vulkan and Turnip
- Supports speaker playback path and audio
- Reports battery fuel gauge to user space
- Connects via Bluetooth
Use it for
- Booting iOS 26 on a Xiaomi 15 phone
- Testing XNU kernel execution on Snapdragon hardware
- Developing hardware drivers for non-Apple platforms
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