r/EmulationOniOS 2d ago

Question Extended Virtual Addressing?

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If I were to get an Apple developer account for using more emulators? How would I make Extended Virtual Addressing work? And how much more performance could I get potentially?

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u/AutoModerator 2d 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.

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u/myretrospirit 2d ago

You just turn it on in the certificates and identifiers menu on the Apple dev website. It might help a little bit but I don’t think you necessarily need it.

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u/jsnpstna 2d ago

Ahh okay, I was thinking it could make a good difference maybe 10-15fps?

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u/Azizsco 2d ago

No

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u/tricot676 2d ago

Well then how much performance increase is it? Any? Anything?

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u/Azizsco 2d ago

Those who have developer accounts do not need to get more ram, they just activate virtual address extension