CODEWITHSUNDEEP
iphonexcode
user433579
user433579

Reputation: 1233

No provisioned iOS device is connected

I know this question has been asked before - but there are different causes, and the one I'm interested in is as a consequence to updating the test device to iOS4.2. (I've tried the steps suggested by other threads - they don't help in this case.)

I made the mistake of agreeing to this upgrade on the device - Now my development process is broken. In XCode, I try to build and run, and I get the error: "No provisioned iOS device is connected"

However - If I drag the apk file into iTunes, I can synch and install to the device that way.

I'm a paid up Apple developer. I have provisioning profiles that always used to work before.

I have XCode 3.2.4. I'm reluctant to upgrade. The download looks like it will take 7 or more hours from the country I'm currently in - plenty of time for a glitch, and a failed download. (But I will try tonight - I may get lucky).

Can anyone suggest how I can get XCode to test apps on the device WITHOUT the 3.52GB upgrade?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1002

Answers (1)

Aditya
Aditya

Reputation: 4396

You will have to upgrade to xcode 3.2.5 since you have upgraded your iOS to 4.2,XCode won't allow you to build any code in a device of higher version.So go ahead and upgrade your xcode,its not a BIG issue,secondly you will also need to upgrade you MAC OS to the latest updates available.

Once you have upgraded everything you can face some issues.You can refer the following link if you face those issues.

Cheers

Upvotes: 1

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