when compiling for device, i got an error from xcode: codesign error: no certificate found in keychain for code signing identity "iPhone".
simulator version can be compiled successfully.

the sample provided by sdk 2.1 also can not pass the device compiling.

does i need a developer certificate form apple?

thank you.

Eom, did you have things working with SDK 2.0 before? Or is this your first try ever with any version of the SDK? :-)

There is this guide for setting up in-device running and debugging for SDK 2.0 without a provisioning profile from Apple.

http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/show...t=38389&page=6

It currently doesn't work with SDK 2.1.

I have the same problem, I used to be able to build my apps before I updated to the latest version of XCode recently. Now it always shows that CodeSign error about the missing provisioning profile.

I even tried downgrading XCode to an older version (replaced the whole /Developer directory with an older version from TimeMachine), but still that error still shows up.

Any ideas?

Originally Posted by swmirage

Eom, did you have things working with SDK 2.0 before? Or is this your first try ever with any version of the SDK? :-)

There is this guide for setting up in-device running and debugging for SDK 2.0 without a provisioning profile from Apple.

http://www.hackint0sh.org/forum/show...t=38389&page=6

It currently doesn't work with SDK 2.1.

yes, everything is ok when i use sdk 2.0.

Originally Posted by Jens-

I have the same problem, I used to be able to build my apps before I updated to the latest version of XCode recently. Now it always shows that CodeSign error about the missing provisioning profile.

I even tried downgrading XCode to an older version (replaced the whole /Developer directory with an older version from TimeMachine), but still that error still shows up.

Any ideas?

Try uninstalling XCode entirely by typing this at the Terminal :

sudo /Developer/Library/uninstall-devtools --mode=all

Uninstalling this way will keep your custom project templates and some other crap in the Developer folder. I always delete the Developer folder to be sure. :-)

Once you've run the command and trashed the Developer folder, reinstall SDK 2.0 and reboot

You can install two versions of sdk to different directory other than the default /Developer.
The instruction is in the document called "About iPhone SDK" in the dmg image

Originally Posted by swmirage

Try uninstalling XCode entirely by typing this at the Terminal :

sudo /Developer/Library/uninstall-devtools --mode=all

Uninstalling this way will keep your custom project templates and some other crap in the Developer folder. I always delete the Developer folder to be sure. :-)

Once you've run the command and trashed the Developer folder, reinstall SDK 2.0 and reboot

Originally Posted by javacom

You can install two versions of sdk to different directory other than the default /Developer.
The instruction is in the document called "About iPhone SDK" in the dmg image

Thanks for your suggestions! I tried it, but still get the same error after installing an older version of the SDK. The 2.1 SDK must have changed something the uninstaller doesn't undo.

If anyone has any other suggestions, I'd really appreciate it.

Does anyone have a link for SDK 2.0? I found a problem with SDK 2.1 that didnt used to be in SDK 2.0. At developer.apple.com, only SDK 2.1 is listed, any ideas where the old one may be? I deleted 2.0 cause I thought I had no use for it (i was wrong)

Thanks.

the problem solved:
edit /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Info.plist and set PROVISIONING_PROFILE_ALLOWED and PROVISIONING_PROFILE_REQUIRED to NO.

solved for sdk 2.1? i'm still getting the error when compiling in sdk2.1