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Testing on iOS 3.x using Xcode 3.2.5

I am using Xcode 3.2.5. Due to a problem with Flurry, I would really like to test my applications on iOS 3.x, and since I updated all my test devices to 4.x, I have no phones left with 3.x.

I tried to follow this guide on how to install additional SDKs in new xcodes, but when installing SDKs of previous generations and starting them, the simulation does not work. He notifies that the SDK failed to start, and allows me to select either “Exit”, or switching the SDK, or “Restarting the simulator”.

Is there something that I forget or disappear? Someone managed to install the earlier SDK in 3.2.5?

Br, Paul Pilen

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The best you can do is get a used 1st / 2nd generation iPod / iPod - they can be updated and reduced to a minimum and better tested than a simulator.

But if you want to test with the old SDK anyway, if you have a disk image with the old SDK, you can install the previous SDK in a place other than the default directory /Developer(for example, something like /Developer3.2), then open your project in a copy Xcode c /Developer3.2/Applications.

I don’t know if there are any negative consequences from this, but I often install beta versions of the SDK on /DeveloperBetafor testing and do not encounter any problems.

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