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I’m working on iOS application that is intended for iPhone 5. Since I don’t have available iPhone 5, only iPod touch, I tried to debug it on iPod. But warning message “No provisioned iOS devices are available with a compatible iOS version. Connect an iOS device with a recent enough version of iOS to run your application or choose an iOS simulator as the destination.”
appears.
Anybody with same problem?
OK figured out my problem.
This device was not previously used for development.
1) First Had to go to my provisioning portal,
2) add the device’s UDID,
3) add the device to development provisioning profile
4) download the profile, and double click on it to add it to Xcode’s organizer
5) In Xcode’s organizer select the device (iPod touch in this case), and press the button that enables the development on that specific device.
Now works with no problem.
Forgot to do this routine since I haven’t been adding new devices for some time.
Hope this will help somebody.
Kind regards.