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[Mr. JZ]

hi,
I am trying to connect to run my app on iphone device but i cant

i created code-sign identity named "iPhone Developer" through keychain access and allowed it as trusted, and tried to run my app on iphone device but i gives
" code sign error: no provisioning profiles found for code signing identity 'iPhone Developer' "

on simulator it works fine

whats wront in it? how i can create my provisioning profile, can anyone provide me step by step help

thanks

[RaiDesu]

In order to get provisioning, you must be part of the Apple iPhone Developer Program. It's not free, I'll tell you that.

[Mr. JZ]

hi,

but there must be some alternate way, it take lot of time to become a part of  developers program

[MoDs]

Now listen to me carefully, this won't be a very easy job.

Do the following:

• Create a Development Certificate
  • Open Applications > Utilities > Keychain Access
    
  • From the Keychain Access menu, choose Certificate Assistant > Create a Certificate.
    
  • Fill in the name for the certificate with "iPhone Pwned Developer".
    
  • Choose Self Signed Root from the Type popup menu.
    
  • Check the Let me override defaults checkbox. Click Continue.
    
  • Specify a serial number for the certificate. Any number will do as long as you have no other certificate with the same name and serial number.
    
  • Choose Code Signing from the Certificate Type popup menu. Click Continue.
    
  • Fill in the information for the certificate. Click Continue.
    
  • Accept the defaults for the rest of the dialogs.
• Download these Xcode templates
  • Close Xcode.
    
  • Download this package: rapidshare.com/files/149285493/pwnd-iphone-xcode-templates.zip.html
    
  • Extract ZIP and install package.
• (Optional) Bypass provisioning on Firmware 2.1
  • Close Xcode.
    
  • Download this package: rapidshare.com/files/149286593/fw21-provisioning.pkg.zip.html
    
  • Extract ZIP and install package.

Let me know if it works for you.

Pacon!

[Mr. JZ]

hi,

thanks man, but it shows a message box saying,

"your mobile device has encountered an unexpected error (0xE800003A) during the install phase: verifying application"

now whats this?

please also help me on this, i`ll be really thankfull

[MoDs]

Well then, in that case, give me some info. What Xcode version? What do you do to get that error? What is your iPhone OS version? What SDK do you compile against ...

Pacon!

[Mr. JZ]

hi,
my sdk version is 2.1, my iphone os version is also 2.1, and when i select the device from xcode and build & go then after signing it says the above mentioned error (this is after installing your packages), by the way my code is signed with iPhone Developer certificate not the iPhone pwned Developer.

i also googled for it, but cant find anything usefull, all they say is that change bundle identifier, how? no one describes in detail.

[Mr. JZ]

Mr. JZ, on Sep 30 2008, 12:17 PM, said:

hi,
my sdk version is 2.1, my iphone os version is also 2.1, and when i select the device from xcode and build & go then after signing it says the above mentioned error (this is after installing your packages), by the way my code is signed with iPhone Developer certificate not the iPhone pwned Developer.

i also googled for it, but cant find anything usefull, all they say is that change bundle identifier, how? no one describes in detail.

hello!

any one who can help me in this regard, please i need help

error: "your mobile device has encountered an unexpected error (0xE800003A) during the install phase: verifying application"

thanks

[MoDs]

You have to have the patched MobileInstallation file on your jailbroken iPhone. This means that your iPhone has to be jailbroken if you were to run your programs on the device.

Follow these instruction: (for OS 2.0/2.0.x/2.1)

• Download this [REMOVED] file.
  
• Extract ZIP.
  
• Use your favorite FTP app (Transmit?) to SSH "MobileInstallation" to the path "/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/MobileInstallation.framework/" on your iPhone replacing the existing one. I, however, recommend that you back it up before replacing.
  
• Set permissions of the new MobileInstallation to 775
  
• Create two empty folders, both called "Documents", in the following places:
  • /var/mobile/
    
  • /Applications/
• Set the permissions of those folders to 777.
  
• Important Restart your iPhone.

Pacon!