**OR**įirst of all, download the latest Xcode Version. You can connect your latest device to old Xcode versions. Open your Xcode and the error will be gone. Close the finder now,Īnd quit your Xcode. Now your Xcode has a new developer disk image. I need it for 12.4 so i just rename the folder to 12.4. You can change it according to your latest version of phone. In mine case, I have 12.1(Folder)copy and rename it into 12.4. Now Change the name of copy folder to your latest version of iPhone like. Now it will generate the copy of that version like 12.1 copy or newest version(folder)copy
In my case I have 12.1 is the latest folder. Version and Paste in the same Folder Device Support. Now check there is latest version of developer disk image(folder) like 12.1 or newest version(folder) in your case. " Platforms"," iPhoneOS.Platform", " Device Support". Right click on Xcode 7.3 or version of your Xcode, now select " Show Package Contents", " Contents", " Developer", We can solve this issue by following the below steps:
This error is shown when your Xcode is old and the related device you are using is updated to latest version. I can then work with this in either Apple or Windows environment.I am facing the same issue on Xcode 7.3 or Older version of your Xcode and my device version is iOS 10 or newer version of your OS. I was running Panther and recently upgraded to Tiger and it didn't solve anything either.Ĭan somebody help me? Should I consider buying another harddrive?
I reformated it again but it didn't solve anything. The volume has no owner but the disk utility doesn't see any file on it (but the finder does). I've tried to plug it directly on the Mac (it's normally connected thru a USB 2 HUB) - same story: when I turn it on, it takes ages to mount, I can see what's on it, I can copy things onto it but I can't copy from it. When I run the disk utility to veify it, I receive the following message: "Verify volume failed with error Could not unmount disk". I can copy things on it but I can't read them. When I acquired my Mac I backed it up and reformated it in HFS+ (journaled) from the previous NTFS file format and then. I have been using my Hitachi USB2 harddrive on windows XP without any problem. I've just switched the the wonderful Mac world but I have an issue with my exWindows external harddrive.
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