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as i got really on edge due apples sdk-politic with the new xcode-versions, i composed my own xcode.
until some days i had installed 3.2.2, 3.2.3 and 3.2.4 at the same time - no diskussion, there was no other way. that this is no elegant way i think anybody can understand.
so i just copied the sdk-folders ( /Developer/Platforms/iPhone[OS/Simulator].platform/Developer/SDKs and ../DeviceSupport) into the 3.2.4-Folder.

so, now it is possible for me to connect a 3.0 to 4.1-device to xcode 3.2.4 and all sdks are available and working.

the only thing, that is not working anymore is, that i can not have a choice, which sdk-version to take in the drop-down-menu, that is normally on the front-left-corner. i think you know, which i mean. so that anytime i need to change the sdk i have to go into the projet-settings to select the sdk-version.

so, do you have any idea, what i could have forgot ?

if i select the simulator, i have all available from 3.0 to 4.1. and in the system-profiler all sdks are listed correctly.

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Go to your target's Get Info panel, Build settings, and set the Base SDK(under Architectures menu) to higher version you installed ( probably 4.1) and the iOS Deployment Target ( Under Deployment menu) to the lower version ( probably 3.0 ). Also in the Project Info panel, go to General tab and set the Base SDK to higher version.

Hope this will work for you. Please check and give your feedback.

Mahesh