On the device 'Tim’s iPhone': AMDeviceSecureInstallApplicationBundle returned: 0xe8008001.Īs a comparison, I also tried debugging directly on the Mac, using Xamarin Studio.
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However, debugging on the physical iPhone fails with the following unhelpful message: : error MT1006: Could not install theĪpplication '/Users/Tim/Library/Caches/Xamarin/mtbs/builds/Test.iOS/c4f40041b6c58fc579a727bccfc18614/bin/iPhoneSimulator/Debug/TestiOS.app' If I try to debug the app on the iPhone simulator from Visual Studio, it works correctly. On the Windows PC, the Xamarin > iOS Options pane within Visual Studio settings confirms that Visual Studio is connected to the Mac and the attached iPhone is also listed as a candidate target device, so it seems that everything is set up for on-device debugging. However, I am able to run the dummy Xcode project on the iPhone, so I assume it must be OK? This process is so unintuitive (and the visual feedback within Xcode is so poor) that I am not certain that I have done it correctly.
I also made an attempt at the rather complicated process of creating a signing identity and provisioning profile for the app, and downloading / installing them on the Mac. To progress to iOS debugging I then set up the Mac with Xcode and Xamarin Studio, enabled it for remote login, and created a dummy Xcode project with the same bundle identifier as my Xamarin.iOS app. I started by creating a Xamarin solution in Visual Studio, which I initially developed and debugged on Android.
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Apologies, in advance, for this long question, but I have wasted 3 days unsuccessfully trying to set up a Xamarin.iOS development environment that allows me to debug on a physical device (not an iPhone simulator) and I am at a loss for what to try next.
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