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I need some configuration help with getting the xcode project from mac to run on my iphone.

My Mac OS version - 10.9.5 I tried Xcode versions , 5.1.1 and 6.1.1 (beyond this version is not supported by my mac OS)

Device Iphone - 5 OS on IPhone - 9.3.2

Seems like the xcode versions are not compatible with iphone os 9.3.2.

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    There is no work-around. – trojanfoe May 30 '16 at 19:02
  • you could try to run on virtual machine with the latest mac os – Teja Nandamuri May 30 '16 at 19:07
  • There are a few things to try. You can't just run the app on the device from Xcode, but there are probably a bunch of ways to get app onto the device. You can try the "Devices" window in Xcode (see http://stackoverflow.com/a/35044362/1271826). Or go old school, and bypass Xcode entirely. If you search Stack Overflow for "[ios] install app without xcode", you'll probably see lots of Q&A on the topic. – Rob May 30 '16 at 19:51
  • Thanks all for your responses.. Rob... I have tried the Devices option and that is where I was getting the compatibility issue.. Instead of the simulators, I connected my iphone to the mac and tried to use that as the device. I will try to check the other option you suggested about installing without xcode – Vijaya May 31 '16 at 01:14

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You need to first update your MAC OS to El Capitan and also need Xcode 7.3.

If you having before iPhone iOS version like < 8.0 it will work with this Xcode.

Reason: Xcode 7.3 having iOS 9.3 or later iOS version support

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