You do not have permission to save the file "988BF072-A4B9-4ABE-9FB8-2F3A8EBC2E2C" in the folder "CoreSimulator"

Question

This folder exists.

I tried moving it to the trash (it appears again, and then this message appears).

I have reset all permissions for all private folders on R + W.

I fixed the rights on my disk.

Connecting to a real phone works great (maybe not true).

Answer 1

Just decided to solve this problem. I think the main problem is that you are looking for the wrong place. These are the steps I took:

• Make hidden folders visible by going to the terminal and executing the following two commands:

  defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles TRUE killall Finder 

• Go to the section / Users / myUsername / Library, now it should be visible (instead of the name myUsername you should have your own)

• There is no access to the Logs folder, so change it. If you cannot do this manually, go to 3b.

  3b. Open terminal. Write this command

   sudo chmod 777 /Users/myUsername/Library/Logs 

• be happy

PS If you no longer want to see hidden folders and files, execute two lines in the terminal:

 defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles FALSE killall Finder 

Answer 2

So your rights are invalid. You should look in ~ / Library / Logs / CoreSimulator and check what ownership rights and permissions are set for and fix them.

If this does not work, update your question, explaining what you tried, and show the current ownership and permissions on the appropriate paths.

Answer 3

It turns out that the actual folder for the log file does not exist.

When viewing in Console.app, filtering on CoreSimulator, I saw this: 3/15/15 9: 50: 52.840 AM iOS Simulator [7291]: Opening Error / Users // Library / Logs / CoreSimulator / iOS Simulator.log

When I went to the Logs directory, CoreSimulator was not there, so I: sudo mkdir CoreSimulator sudo chown: employees of CoreSimulator touch CoreSimulator / iOS \ Simulator.log