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I have installed iOS 7 on my iPhone 5 and the Beta Version of Xcode 5 on my mac.
When I want to run an app on my iPhone, Xcode says:
"no provisioned ios devices are available with a compatible iOS version"
What went wrong?
It's a guess. But if you have installed IOS7 on your device.
You need to say again that you want to use it for development. You can do this in the organizer --> devices in xcode
Go to project and Target Settings and Make sure that you have set the right provisioning profile before running it on your device. As you are mentioning that you have installed a new SDK and Xcode, i would suggest you to check the provisioning profile once again.
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i have jailbreak iphone 4s with 6.1.2 (10B146) ios version. i hane maintain provisioning profile .the status of profile is valid.my device is add on member center it show there.but when i run the app using ios device a pop window open with
"No provisioned iOS devices are available with a compatible iOS version. Connect an iOS device with a recent enough version of iOS to run your application or choose an iOS simulator as the destination."
i m using Xcode Version 4.5.2 (4G2008a).
Apps are not "simulated" on the device, they're run natively there.
Jailbreaking ain't magic. Xcode will still not permit you to just upload your app without the correct provisioning profiles and certificates and whatever (unless you binpatch Xcode itself or use some other kind of nasty hack, like the "iOSOpenDev" package).
So you have to actually copy your application bundle to your device (to the /Applications folder) and either restart SpringBoard or use the uicache utility to make it appear on the home screen.
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I develop for iPhone on my iMac. My iPhone is linked to my iMac to put music on etc through iTunes.
Will I be able to deploy test applications to the iPhone from both the iMac and a new laptop (air) with it still being linked to my iMac for music etc.
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Yes. Simply configure your iTunes on the Air not to perform any automatic synchronization when a device is plugged in.
If you develop on the other mac, you probably have Xcode and then you can directly run the app to your iPhone without unpairing your device with the first Mac. Through Xcode organizer (cmd + fn + 2) you can also drag apps without opening iTunes. It's really handy!
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My app is ready for the latest iOS version available to the consumers. Now that iOS 6 apps are being accepted, is it mandatory for me to make my app deployable on iOS 6? Or can I specify that the app runs on iOS 5.1.1 only and still submit? Will doing so cause a rejection saying that iOS 6 needs to be supported?
You can only specify a minimal iOS Version, not a maximum version.
just submit it, if you don't want to spend some time making it iOS 6 screen aware
You can submit Apps that you compile with Xcode 4.4.1, they will run on iOS 6 but in a letterbox mode. It will be accepted.
But I recommend to adopt it to iOS 6. It took me only 2 hours to upgrade one of my Apps for iOS 6. This, explains the procedure: Developing fullscreen 4inch app in xcode
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I have a beta version of iOS 5 installed on my iPhone. I don't remember which beta but version in About on iPhone says it is iOS 5 (9A5313e). I already replaced iTunes 10.5 beta with iTunes 10.5 (141) that is the recent version on the apple site. When I press "Check for Updates" it says: "This version of the iPhone software (5.0) is the current version.". When I press "Restore" it says: "There was a problem downloading the software for iPhone. The requested resource was not found". I have no other ideas what to do.
Download the ios image from the apple dev center.
Then, hold down Option, and click "Restore" (in itunes with the device you want to upgrade selected). Then select the beta ios image file you downloaded when the file prompt shows up, and click "ok".
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I have developed an iPhone application and would like to test it on my personal iPhone without paying 99$.
I'm using Xcode 4 and ios sdk 4.3 on VMWare snow leopard 10.6.7.
I have followed all steps described in http://www.alexwhittemore.com/?p=398, all points succeeded but with no result i couldn't run my application on real device. The application build succeeded for ios 4.3 device but i couldn't run.
Please could anyone help me to solve the problem.
Thanks in advance.
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