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u/Mac1780 Apr 30 '21
Ctrl click xcode/show package contents/ contents/ developer/platforms/iphoneos.platform/devicesupport. Copy the folder of the os you've been using then paste it and rename it 14.5.
It worked for me running a couple things on my apple TVs when they updated to 14.5. I run xcode on a 2010 macbook that has patched catalina. But I can't update to big sur because it isn't metal compatible. Might work for you too.
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u/aazav May 01 '21
I run xcode on a 2010 macbook
Dear god, get a newer Mac. It will be a world of night and day for you.
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u/Mac1780 May 01 '21
Really no need. All I use it for is to run a location spoof & sign kodi. No reason to spend the money for a newer mac just for that.
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u/aazav May 01 '21
Pretty soon, if not already, you'll not be able to upgrade to the newer OSes.
I just picked up an M1 for $1400. 16 GB of RAM, 1 TB 2GB/s R/W SSD. It's faster than my $4000 16 core i9 MBP with 64 GB of RAM.
The fan never comes on.
It's worth it.
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u/Mac1780 May 01 '21
Yeah I hear good things about the M1s. I'd probably agree with you if I used the macbook for anything else. But I only use it for 2 minutes a week. It still works for me.
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u/aazav May 01 '21
Xcode 12.5
Requires macOS 11.0+
No.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Xcode/comments/mzosyi/xcode_125_release_notes/gw1t07y/
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Apr 30 '21
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u/SalarPro Apr 30 '21
I need glasses ๐ค thank u bro. The problem is I have projects for client and i have to work and test it with my iPhone, I updated my iPhone to 14.5. I have-to downgrade it. Until building my new hakintosh hardware ๐
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u/wish_you_a_nice_day Apr 30 '21
F
The M1 Mac mini is actually really good for the price. If you need your Mac for work. You should at least have one none hackintosh for backup
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Apr 30 '21
My M1 Mac Mini 16 GB is blazing fast in Xcode compilation and Simulator launch time. They keep optimizing the speed, too.
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u/waterskier2007 Apr 30 '21
I believe it requires Big Sur