PSPKVM (iOS)

[Serglavr]

Hello, there!
I'm using iPad 4 10.3.3 (Helix RC5 jailbreak)
When i try to install java games through PSPKVM it just give me "Install error"
   
I tried to google my question, but only found android answers, that didnt work for me (e.g. place PSPKVM in /PSP/GAME folder)
Is it really possible to run java games on iOS?

[qwer4321]

Hello, there!
I'm using iPad 4 10.3.3 (Helix RC5 jailbreak)
When i try to install java games through PSPKVM it just give me "Install error"

I tried to google my question, but only found android answers, that didnt work for me (e.g. place PSPKVM in /PSP/GAME folder)
Is it really possible to run java games on iOS?

Did you try to download app's? (used *.jad)
There is No internet connection in PPSSPP.
So you need actual *.jar files.

[Serglavr]

Hello, there!
I'm using iPad 4 10.3.3 (Helix RC5 jailbreak)
When i try to install java games through PSPKVM it just give me "Install error"

I tried to google my question, but only found android answers, that didnt work for me (e.g. place PSPKVM in /PSP/GAME folder)
Is it really possible to run java games on iOS?

Did you try to download app's? (used *.jad)
There is No internet connection in PPSSPP.
So you need actual *.jar files.

Of course. I downloaded some jad and some jar files ( but they are not for the same game)

[LunaMoo]

I know two facts:
- this homebrew actually uses one wording for file access as for networking(meaning "connection dropped" actually should be something like "file cannot be read" when installing from files),
- iOS users commonly have permissions problems and possibly other read/write restrictions, at least some of are related or caused by how they transfer files to their device.

So that's just some iOS quirk which some user of that system will have to figure by himself and unlikely to be a ppsspp problem since that homebrew does work fine on other platforms.

[Serglavr]

I know two facts:
- this homebrew actually uses one wording for file access as for networking(meaning "connection dropped" actually should be something like "file cannot be read" when installing from files),
- iOS users commonly have permissions problems and possibly other read/write restrictions, at least some of are related or caused by how they transfer files to their device.

So that's just some iOS quirk which some user of that system will have to figure by himself and unlikely to be a ppsspp problem since that homebrew does work fine on other platforms.

Okay, thanks

[Serglavr]

UPD: I’ve tried to do this again, but now I use XS max iOS 12.4(Unc0ver jailbreak) and it works!

PPSSPP 0v1.6.3-456-g6d0ed4ad0
PSPKVM v0.5.5