failed loading developer disk image #167
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The issue template is there for a reason. I can not help you without basic informations.
If it is the download, than this error is telling you that there is no automatic download for the developer disk image. There is an help entry in the LocationSimulator Help book that explains how you can fix this error yourself. |
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Hello,
Hope you are well. I am using ios 16.5
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Which iOS version are you using ?
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There is a big disclaimer right at the start of the Readme that I do not support beta versions of iOS. iOS 16.5 will be supported, when it is released to the public (which is probably in 2 days). This disclaimer contains a link to a github issue with all details of how you can fix the error yourself. Alternatively you can open LocationSimulator. Click on Help -> LocationSimulator Help -> Preferences -> DiskImages -> Add DeveloperDiskImage files. You can probably try to use the iOS 16.4 developer disk image for iOS 16.5 as well. The help menu includes an additional section about the Developer Disk image, what that is and why it is needed. |
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Hello,
Thank you for your email.
Where can I see see the DeveloperDiskImage files please?
…On Mon, May 8, 2023 at 10:13 PM Schlaubischlump ***@***.***> wrote:
There is a big disclaimer right at the start of the Readme that I do not
support beta versions of iOS. iOS 16.5 will be supported, when it is
released to the public (which is probably in 2 days). This disclaimer
contains a link to a github issue with all details of how you can fix the
error yourself.
Alternatively you can open LocationSimulator. Click on Help ->
LocationSimulator Help -> Preferences -> DiskImages -> Add
DeveloperDiskImage files. You can probably try to use the iOS 16.4
developer disk image for iOS 16.5 as well.
The help menu includes an additional section about the Developer Disk
image, what that is and why it is needed.
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Hello, if 16.5 will be released, will it work again? Thank you!
…On Mon, May 8, 2023 at 10:15 PM Oyo Boy ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello,
Thank you for your email.
Where can I see see the DeveloperDiskImage files please?
On Mon, May 8, 2023 at 10:13 PM Schlaubischlump ***@***.***>
wrote:
> There is a big disclaimer right at the start of the Readme that I do not
> support beta versions of iOS. iOS 16.5 will be supported, when it is
> released to the public (which is probably in 2 days). This disclaimer
> contains a link to a github issue with all details of how you can fix the
> error yourself.
>
> Alternatively you can open LocationSimulator. Click on Help ->
> LocationSimulator Help -> Preferences -> DiskImages -> Add
> DeveloperDiskImage files. You can probably try to use the iOS 16.4
> developer disk image for iOS 16.5 as well.
>
> The help menu includes an additional section about the Developer Disk
> image, what that is and why it is needed.
>
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You can find the developerdiskimage here: https://github.com/mspvirajpatel/Xcode_Developer_Disk_Images |
hi. i tried it but it says failed developer disk image. please can u help me
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