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xcode device support for 11.3 15E5216a

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I'm trying to debug on my phone running the latest iOS 11.3 (15E5216a) but the device support folder from Xcode 9.3 Beta 4 only has version 11.3 (15E5201e). Where can I get the device support files for the latest 11.3 beta?

Trying to run on my iOS device shows an error on xcode saying that the ios version is not supported by this version of XCode.

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MonkeyBonkey Avatar asked Mar 29 '18 20:03

MonkeyBonkey


2 Answers

WITHOUT NEW XCODE

For lazy guys like me

I don't like to download new version of xcode

And because storage of my macbook is just 120gb, I usually live with "Did Receive Memory Warning"

Here is all iOS Device Support: (I will update asap)

iOS 14

  1. 14.5 from Xcode 12.5 beta 12E5220o
  2. 14.5 from Xcode 12.5 (Release Candidate)
  3. 14.4 from Xcode 12.4(12D4e)
  4. 14.3 from Xcode 12.3 beta
  5. 14.3 from Xcode 12.3 Release_Candidate
  6. 14.2 from Xcode 12.3 beta
  7. 14.2 from Xcode 12.2 Release Candidate
  8. 14.1 from Xcode 12.1(12A7403)
  9. 14.0 from Xcode 12 GM seed

iOS 13

  1. 13.0 from xcode 11 beta

iOS 12

  1. 12.3 from xcode 11 beta
  2. 12.2 (16E5212e)
  3. 12.2 (16E5181e)
  4. 12.2 (16E226)
  5. 12.1 (16B92) This file may not work. Use 16B5059d instead
  6. 12.1 (16B91)
  7. 12.1 (16B5084a)
  8. 12.1 (16B5068g)
  9. 12.1 (16B5059d) For 16B92, please use this, xcode generates 16B92 folder
  10. 12.0 (16A5354b)
  11. 12.0 (16A5339e)
  12. 12.0 (16A5327d)
  13. 12.0 (16A5318d)
  14. 12.0 (16A5308d)
  15. 12.0 (16A5288q)
  16. 12.0 (16A366)

iOS 11

  1. 11.4 (15F79)
  2. 11.4 (15F5061c)
  3. 11.4
  4. 11.4 (15F5037c)
  5. 11.3
  6. 11.3 (15E5201e)
  7. 11.3 (15E5167d)
  8. 11.2
  9. ...

iOS 10

Need the old files, tell me if you want

Find DeviceSupport dir

Finder-> Cmd+Shift+G -> Paste ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/iOS DeviceSupport and enter

Error: Could not locate device support files How can fix this error?

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------ Update 2018/08/17 -----

Thank iGhibli(https://github.com/iGhibli)

------ Update 2019/10/17 -----

I got new job, it's about Android. So I no longer use Xcode everyday like before.

------ Update 2021/08/20 -----

From xcode 14, DeviceSupport is /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/DeviceSupport

If there's something new, please comment here, I will update my post asap

Thanks

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Tony Avatar answered Feb 02 '23 06:02

Tony


  1. Download 11.3 file for Xcode
  2. Find Xcode Application file in your mac, right-click to show contents
  3. Go to Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/DeviceSupport, drag the file into it:

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  1. reconnect your iPhone in Xcode - Window - Devices and Simulators, and you may need to restart your Xcode and iPhone
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user9414135 Avatar answered Feb 02 '23 07:02

user9414135