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I used this answer: Install xCode 3.2.3 w/ iPhone SDK 4, get "Base SDK missing", can't see other SDKs and it doesn't work. I still have "Base SDK Missing" and I can only choose simulators to compile for. I'm ready to device test but there's no iPhone in the Active Executable list.

I just updated to the newest 4.2 and 3.2.5 XCode

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Daddy
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    Have you made sure to select **Latest iOS** for both your Xcode project and your build targets? – BoltClock Nov 16 '10 at 00:12
  • I shut down in frustration, came back just now, and the option was there. Maybe I just needed a restart? – Daddy Nov 16 '10 at 03:42
  • This just happened to me too, restarted and still was an issue, read this http://iphonedevelopertips.com/xcode/base-sdk-and-iphone-os-deployment-target-developing-apps-with-the-4-x-sdk-deploying-to-3-x-devices.html and started to mess around with the settings, after setting the target os 3-4 times it magically worked again. – Luke Mcneice Nov 24 '10 at 11:18

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The base-SDK can be set for the project and for the targets. please check both places.

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    It just started working by itself after a restart. Voted up and checked answer anyway – Daddy Nov 16 '10 at 03:42
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Here's what I did to fix this problem:

In my project settings (the blue icon at the top of the Groups and Files pane) in the General tab, I set "Base SDK for All Configurations" to "Latest iOS"

In the build tab, I searched for "SDK" and set "Base SDK" to "Latest iOS"

In the settings for my target (The "A" icon under the "Targets" icon in Groups and Files) I searched in the Build tab for "SDK" and set it to "Latest iOS".

Restarted Xcode and it's happy days.

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The same as the xcode 3.2.4 but just restart the project. When you change the base sdk the xcode can't refurbish the state.

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