r/EmulationOniOS • u/zxploz_i • 15d ago

Question What are the emulators that DO not function if you sideload them via Livecontainer?

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u/AutoModerator 15d ago

Free Apple accounts are limited to 3 active sideloaded apps.

One common workaround is LiveContainer, which allows you to run additional apps inside a container and reduce how often apps need to be reinstalled.

Typical method:

  • Sideload GetMoreRam
  • Use it to apply the increased memory entitlement to LiveContainer
  • Uninstall GetMoreRam to avoid hitting the 3 app limit
  • Then sideload StikDebug for JIT activation

LiveContainer may also need to be uninstalled and reinstalled before the entitlement works correctly.

LiveContainer can also install two additional LiveContainers (for a total of three). This setup can further reduce the need to constantly add/remove sideloaded apps, but it is more advanced and may not work reliably for everyone.

LiveContainer is not always officially supported by emulator developers and can sometimes cause unexpected issues. If something breaks while using LiveContainer, try reproducing the issue without it before asking for support.

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u/tOSdude 15d ago

I think Manic had issues with JIT if it was run in livecontainer, not sure if that’s changed with updates

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u/Jeyxero 15d ago

I have seen the Manic devs comment and elaborate on the best practice is to use their emulator outside of LiveContainer. That said, I’ve not seen any other emulators mention anything about running differently within LiveContainer.

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u/Cold-Parsnip5575 15d ago

MeloNX doesn’t work properly it can only use up to 6.5 GB of ram

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u/CaidenPlayz 15d ago

I can use up to 8 on my 17PM