And in order to get root terminal access to an iOS device, you need to be jailbroken. I don’t think this works if you’re not, because I used ssh/sftp to more things around and make symlinks in the filesystem. Now, for iOS, you really need to be jailbroken.
Don’t create one config and expect just changing the directory paths will make it work. To save yourself the headache, try and collect a default config for each platform and use/edit those. In the config directory, I created config files for each platform (,, etc). cfg has options for (roms, saves, states, config, overlays, etc). Within that, I created folders for each sort of thing the. In there, make a folder called RetroArch, or whatever. So, what I did on the linux PC is set up the dropbox account.
I won’t go over the whole process here, but I will present some of the “gotchas” I ran into along the way. I’ve spent the last two weeks on this very scenario and have gotten through getting the Linux machine and my ipad playing nicely. I’ve got a Linux desktop, an ipad, a macbook and a wii.
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