Hello, After much fiddling, I got the StackVM running again on my iPad.(yeah!) I used the code of Esteban from gitorious (the blessed one )and the Pharo 1.4 image from the ci server at inria. I had to change quite a bunch of stuff to get Cmake working fine as there seems to have been lots of changes related to the OSX build that had an effect on the IOS build. Some Cmake issues didn't helped. For some reason the generated sources of the interpreter contained twice isFree around lines 17564 and 17574. Looks like there is something weird going on there. I commented out one of them. Same for the ioHighResClock which doesn't contain #ifnded TARGET_IS_IPHONE when generating the StackVM for iPhone. I did before, so I wonder why it is so now. It looks like the VM should be able to have a SocketPlugin but there is no tcp.h in the SDK of 6.1 or I am looking at the wrong place. Help welcome to know where this lives. Also, in sqSqueakIPhoneApplication+imageReadWrite.m, I had to change the defines to iOS and PharoV10 as the system now has iOS.image and not iPhone.image anymore (and requires download). Most of my changes to the generate.image went towards getting cmake happy, helping finding the includes and frameworks properly since CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET has to be set to nothing to get things to work (Cmake known bug). Also had to remove the FT2Plugin which was enabled for iOS, which I think is wrong. I had to use cmake -G Xcode . to get the thing running on the iPad as the cmake . generate unix makefiles that mess up things with OpenGL for some reason. I'll wrap all the stuff in an archive if anyone wants that. Esteban, maybe could we do an online meeting when you have time so that I can walk you through what I did (as I kept a bunch of notes). Now, I'll try to patch the handling of the bluetooth keyboard events to be able to use an external keyboard instead of that damn on-screen thing. That way, I'll be able to use proper Cmd- shortcuts and enable to code something on the device itself. I've got the keyboard thing figured out but in the codebase using iOS5.1 (which didn't wanted to work in Xcode anymore in the first place). It uses the GSEvent structure which is a non public API but there is no other way. I also parted ways with the UIKeyInput protocol which is way too primitive to do anything useful with modifiers etc. Screenshot in attach. Stay tuned. Phil