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iOS 17 problem #19
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same problem |
Same here. I wonder if that typically NAT-based network setup from VMs plays a role here. |
Has anyone succeeded in running iOS 17 with Xcode in a Sonoma guest? I can only debug on my old iPhone X or not use the Mac solely via SSH and debug in simulators (unpractical because I ned the VM locally). Does anyone know why usbfluxd doesn't work with the new iOS? |
Same problem. And I try libimobiledevice/usbmuxd also will not show iOS 17.x/18.x in Xcode |
I've been facing issues with |
You can use USB passthrough, here's how:
The ID in this case is
echo 3-2.3.1:4.1 | sudo tee /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usbfs/unbind At this point the warnings on the qemu console should stop. Start Xcode and check your connection. |
I used to use usbfluxd under Ventura running in QEMU with a phone running iOS 15.8, worked like a charm. Now I upgraded to Sonoma and switched phone to one with iOS 17.1, and things broke.
I believe it's an iOS 17 issue as the old phone still works in the new environment as well. Developer mode is enabled, and the output from usbfluxd indicates there's communication going on with usbfluxd on the host OS just like with the old phone, but the new one still doesn't appear in Xcode.
Anybody successfully used usbfluxd with iOS 17? Any ideas what to check?
macOS 14.1.1
Xcode 15.0.1
iPhone SE 2020 with iOS 17.1.1
usbfluxd on host compiled from source, commit 94fef8a
usbfluxd in guest is freshly downloaded from Correlium website
Logs from usbfluxd as Xcode starts:
host
guest
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