Hi thanks for quick reply. Yes I did manage to get decrypted installed.

I will try rolling back to beta 3

I also seem to be running out of disk space pretty quickly when I build in xcode. I did have at least 100mb before building a simple app but it is all gone now. Any ideas where to clean that out and where these temp files are stored on the iPhone?

Originally Posted by thecube

Hi thanks for quick reply. Yes I did manage to get decrypted installed.

I will try rolling back to beta 3

I also seem to be running out of disk space pretty quickly when I build in xcode. I did have at least 100mb before building a simple app but it is all gone now. Any ideas where to clean that out and where these temp files are stored on the iPhone?

I had the same problem and I realised I was not installing properly ipfs.

Can you write here what you see after executing the script (for sdk 3, of course)

Rolled back to sdk 3 and get the same message

"/Users/myUser/Documents/Programming/Cocoa iPhone/TestBeta"
/Developer/Platforms/Toolchain.platform/Developer/usr/bin/gcc-4.0 -lobjc -fobjc-abi-rk
ld: library not found for -lobjc
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

Thanks

1.Yes
2.By defaults you can compile for 1.2\2.0 only
With the mod you can do it for 1.1.4

what's the change to the script(s) for 1.1.3 ??

i've done all things like it was explained by Darkmen and it works perfectly well aside from the "run on device" script. when i build the app there is this error: "chmod: /Applications/foo.app/foo: no such file or directory"
Seems like the script cannot copy things to the device. i have passwordless ssh-login.
Can somebody help me?

greetz

EDIT: nevermind solved it. changed a few things at the script

darkest_hour i had the same problem what did u do to solve it
Thanks

at the moment i just hardcode the path to my executable folder in the script, for example:
scp -r /path/to/your/build/$EXECUTABLE_FOLDER_PATH root@$IPHONE_IP:/Applications

make sure you have set the IPHONE_IP correctly in the project settings. i know this isn't a good way to solve that, because for each project you have to change the "run on device" script, but it works for me and maybe i try once to get a better solution.

hope this helped you.

greetz

Originally Posted by windrago

what's the change to the script(s) for 1.1.3 ??

There are no significant changes, I just replace some text which refers to 1.1.4 to 1.1.3, this is done only to display a correct user interface.

Of course you need the 1.1.3 filesystem

The SDK Beta 5 has been out for a while. Has anyone done the work to update this process to play nice with Beta 5? (And, of course, 1.1.4.)

There were some nasty bugs in the version of xCode that shipped with Beta 3 that just had to get fixed. (crashes, etc.)

-DangerHax0r