iOS 10 Cores

RetroArch Apple devices
#1

Tried signing iOS 9 cores for iOS 10, but doesnt work. iOS 10 compilation is needed?

#2

I haven’t tried this yet as I’m still on ios9, but based on this thread it sounds like you need to compile RA with the cores already in your iOS/modules/ folder: http://libretro.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6242

Hopefully someone who’s gotten this to work on 10 already will update the ios build guide below. Also, it would be great if we could get that thread stickied. http://libretro.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4239

#3

[QUOTE=atsumori;47647]I haven’t tried this yet as I’m still on ios9, but based on this thread it sounds like you need to compile RA with the cores already in your iOS/modules/ folder: http://libretro.com/forums/showthread.php?t=6242

Hopefully someone who’s gotten this to work on 10 already will update the ios build guide below. Also, it would be great if we could get that thread stickied. http://libretro.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4239[/QUOTE]

Thanks, really helped me!

#4

Yeah, this is needed… I only got around to code-signing dylibs earlier, to which I had problems with RetroArch ‘seeing’ them…

I’ll try and decipher the information regarding compiling them as part of the */modules folder this evening regardless… :slight_smile:

#5

[QUOTE=CymraegAce;47658]Yeah, this is needed… I only got around to code-signing dylibs earlier, to which I had problems with RetroArch ‘seeing’ them…

I’ll try and decipher the information regarding compiling them as part of the */modules folder this evening regardless… :)[/QUOTE]

Just open the xcode proyect folder go to pkg, apple , ios, modules and paste the dlyb files in there and install it with xcode and you are good to go.

#6

Do i need to sign the cores, attempted this with a re-signed *.dylib not long ago and it failed to allow me to load it. I’m guessing they don’t and this was the reason for the error.?

[B]EDIT

[/B]Okay, so I tried a non-signed core and it’s still not allowing me to load a core… Whats the best version of RetroArch to use.?

#7

[QUOTE=CymraegAce;47661]Do i need to sign the cores, attempted this with a re-signed *.dylib not long ago and it failed to allow me to load it. I’m guessing they don’t and this was the reason for the error.?

[B]EDIT

[/B]Okay, so I tried a non-signed core and it’s still not allowing me to load a core… Whats the best version of RetroArch to use.?[/QUOTE]

Are you compiling Retroarch 10 on xcode? Need to download the latest retroarch xcode proyect from github.