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I upgraded my Xcode to the Latest version today, my iPhoneSDK OS was 2.2.1 previously. I was alerted during installation I can upgrade Xcode but iPhoneSDK cannot be upgraded. Because my Mac OS was 10.5.4. My iPod Touch runs on version 3.0.

After Xcode upgrade, when I launched old projects, it says error: There is no SDK with the name or path 'iphoneos2.2.1'. Under project settings the only 'baseSDK' is 2.2.1. Also the frameworks are missing.

Whats the solution, I want to run the applications. An OS update would resolve this problem? Is there any way to manually configure the path to iPhone SDK OS in Xcode?

Thanks

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I have never had sdk 2.2.1 on my machine but when I load old projects I found online I get the message "error: There is no SDK with the name or path 'iphoneos2.1'"

I'm running Snowlepard XCode: 3.2.1

Do you have any tips on how to get the old projects to run?

KingAndrew
Try installing all the older versions for emulator( iphoneos versions ), that would probably work. Enable all the check boxes while installing.
pMan
If I change the SDK setting to iPhone Device 3.0 it works.
KingAndrew