I have tried to follow the upgrade to iOS5 process...
but didn't realize that my device must be registered in iOS developer program.
I have registered the apple id in the program (after i upgraded the device) - but now when i load the device - it says it is unable to activate my device because my device is not registered in the ios developer program.
How should i resolve this issue? We have a developer license - and we have paid the enrollment fee to apple.
I need to figure out how to complete the upgrade to ios5 or to rollback the device to 4.3 in order to restore it's functionality.
any suggestions?
Restore it using a previously downloaded iOS image in xCode Organizer. If you don't have an image, you can download them off Apple's Developer portal.
The solution was to re-install the ios5 Beta GM on the device.
it worked like a charm.
it turns out that rollback from 5 backward is not such a good idea.
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We have been using Apple's TestFlight facility to distribute a beta version of our app for a few months now (migrated from the older TestFlight service before it was merged into the AppStore). Things worked smoothly until today. After uploading a new beta build to TestFlight, the app no longer installs on the device (iPhone 6 with iOS 8.3).
When opening TestFlight app and tapping "Install" to install the latest beta version of the app, TestFlight downloads the app, but when the installation completes, the app icon vanishes. The button in TestFlight app changes back to "Install", but tapping on it shows an alert:
"Could not install [app name]. The app is currently downloading"
We've tried:
Restarting the phone
Resetting all settings on the phone (factory defaults)
Upload a new build to TestFlight.
This looks like an issue with iOS 8.3.
Installing on devices with earlier iOS version did succeed:
iPhone 6, iOS 8.1.2
iPhone 4S iOS 8.2
Has anyone encountered this issue and found a solution?
I just force killed the TestFlight App and launched it again. Then I was able to download it. I'm running iOS9 on iPhone5S
Deleting the TestFlight app and reinstalling it did the trick for me.
It's look like a temporary bug in TestFlight.
It is happening now to everyone.
I added a new tester, and it works. At the old does't work.
//Edited.
My steps:
Create new mail.
Add user (technical role)
Check mark at internal users at my app.
Uncheck/Check TestFlight Beta Testing switch.
Open testflight through mail link.
Install.
In some cases it may be a simple temporary malfunction of testflight. I suggest to try waiting a few hours before doing hard tests such as regeneration of certificates.
Simply quiting Testlfight and relaunching fixed it for me
The easiest solution is to set the flight mode for few seconds, reactivate connections and try to download again.
I've had this issue recently, I tried uninstalling testflight and downloading it again from the app store.
It wouldn't let me download, I turned my phone on and off and then I could download from the app store as well as testflight.
Tested Solution:
Update XCode.(If new beta XCode version available then use it to upload).
or
Update/Re-Install #TestFlight.
or
Delete previous app build and re-install.
When I want to install iOS 5.1 Simulator in Xcode 4.5 then I receive a following error
You can see I have installed iOS 5.0 Simulator without problems. Do you know how can I resolve this issue?
Thank you.
You can try to go to https://developer.apple.com/downloads/index.action and download it manually.
I had same problem as you and I wasn't able to download Command Line Tools from XCode 4.5 with same error message you are getting. I noticed when I logged into Member Center on Apple Developer portal that I had some warning message which was saying that Apple has changed some License Agreement text. This License Agreement change should be accepted. Without that I wasn't even able to gain access to iOS 6 SDK beta part of iPhone Developer portal. After accepting this, I was able to download latest version of XCode 4.5 and do all updates from XCode (Command Line Tools and iOS 5.0 Simulator as well).
I just updated OSX if possible and restarted XCode.
While the issue is not fixed by apple you can find a temporary solution here
Credit goes to jesper-christensen in this question.
Cheers Jesper and Dominik
I upgraded to XCode 4 and a Verizon iPhone 4. After installing I am unable to sign and run anything on device. Yes I HAVE added it to the portal (using organizer and on the website). I've downloaded the certificates, and everything checks out.
I get the message: XCode cannot run using the selected device. No provisioned iOS devices are available. Connect an iOS device or choose an iOS simulator as the destination.
Could this be due to the Verizon iphone being 4.2.8 and not 4.3?
EDIT: Also, my ipad runs fine on it. Both devices show up in organizer, have the team provisioning certificates, and show up in the portal, etc...
-d
The fact that the iPhone is from Verizon has absolutely nothing to do with provisioning.
Try removing all of the certificates that are installed on the device currently, and try again. If the device is included in the certificates, then you should be good to go. Also ensure that you are running a supported iOS version on the device as set in your Xcode project.
The foremost thing you'll want to do is make sure your app's deployment target isn't iOS 4.3 and is instead something lower. (Base SDK should remain as Latest iOS.)
I have recently provisioned my IPhone to be a development device when I had version 3.1 of the firmware installed.
I was forced to upgrade firmware last night due to 3.2 being the base supported firmware by the framework I am using. I am now running 4.1 of the iOS firmware.
Before I did this the device showed up in XCode as a valid target to run my application aside from the simulator. Now when I open xcode I never see my device in the list. I also look at organizer and it is enabled for development as I am able to look at the console for the device.
Also the provisioning profiles are still there.
I am at a bit of a loss as to what is wrong. I appreciate any ideas people may have as to how I can fix this.
You're saying it shows up in the Organizer, but not in the "Overview" list in Xcode?
Are you perhaps still running the 4.0 SDK, and does it show up with a "yellow light" in the Organizer along with the error message like "this device's firmware is too new for me"? If so, updating to the 4.1 SDK should fix your problem.
I can install my app with the profile in my IOS4.0 device, but the same profile can't used to install on IOS 3.1.2 device.
My Xcode is SDK 3.2.3+IOS4(SDK 4).
BTW, i set my "Base SDK" = iPhone Device 4.0, "IPhone OS Deployment Target" is "iPhone OS 3.1.2".
The error info is "A valid provisioning profile for this executable was not found."
Thanks a lot.
Are you a member of the iOS Developer Program? You are not able to test on device until you sign up.
Yeah. I ve been there. I used to face this problem when I used to try and sync up .ipa file that I created out of sdk 4.0+ with an iOS 3.1.2 based device through iTunes. Apparently, iOS 3.1.2 devices have some bug (or maybe it is in the iTunes) that the profiles don't sync up along with the .ipa file in them automatically sometimes.
But before that, you have to ensure that the iOS 3.1.2 device is provisioned with the profile in the first place. If not, thats the problem. If it is, then in such cases, I used to drag and drop only the provisioning profile first into the iTunes, then do a sync with the device (Nothing will seem to happen in this sync. This is for installing the profile into the phone.). Then drag and drop the .ipa file into the iTunes and then perform another sync. That used to work for me.
If you are facing this problem with the .app, then too you should try above. That should work.