Just checking… Running the OS-X “Console” app shows no errors? (It’s where the XCode simulator writes it’s errors)
What happens if you try and build the “Hello World” app?
Rob
I ran into the same problem yesterday, very frustrating. After reading this thread, I deleted both my dev and dist cert in keychain and downloaded new ones, I then changed my build from 1213-1198 to 1213-1255 and my app now loads in the iOS simulator. I use it to take my screenshots and produce help videos.
edit: forgot to mention I refreshed my provision files at some point found in xcode preferences/ account/ details.
I don’t want to upgrade to Graphics 2.0 as I’ve got what I need and working with 1.0. No need for me to upgrade and cause a slew of headaches with my scrollviews and who knows what.
Nail
Can you install a G2.0 build and build a sample app? This would rule out your development environment being the cause.
As far as screen shots, why not tether your device, and use XCode’s Organizer to snap the screen shots off of the device. From my experience, this is actually a quicker way to deal with this than the painfully slow Xcode simulator.
Rob
Hey Rob, I didn’t know I could take iPad screenshots off my iPhone. Is that right?
If it weren’t for this thread, I would probably still be trying to figure out what I was doing wrong. Everything is working now.
Nail
That would be magical!
LOL, ya never know…
I am pleased to see that gradually this is getting better-well done Nail!
Like you Graphics 2 problems [too many changes changes unnecessarily-can I rely on Compatibility option questions in my mind,] has been making me hold off going to the latest Public Release.
Maybe next week I will give that another trial.
Anyone reading; Are you running successfully with Compatibility option set on ok, i.e. latest public release but graphics 1 mode?