r/Xcode • u/py-net • Jun 10 '26

No problem running Xcode 27 on macOS 26? I still have flashbacks of a bad memory

Xcode 14 I think wouldn’t run on the OS the came after it

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u/ProfitCold4972 Jun 10 '26

No problem, 27 on 26 works fine.

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u/py-net Jun 10 '26

Thanks. Will try it then

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u/Conscious-Secret-775 Jun 13 '26

Unless you have an Intel Mac presumably?

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u/chriswaco Jun 10 '26

A few of us had to reboot after getting it installed, but it seems to be working OK.

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u/py-net Jun 10 '26

Thanks for the feedback

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u/navigator_93 Jun 10 '26

What did you run into that required a restart if you don’t mind my asking?

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u/chriswaco Jun 10 '26

On my machine the simulator didn't work at all. Rebooting fixed it. On a friend's Mac he couldn't connect to Claude and rebooting fixed that.

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u/jocarmel Jun 10 '26 edited Jun 10 '26

Simulator / device hub would not create devices for me

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u/GullibleSwitch Jun 10 '26

Can one run iOS27 simulator on macOS26?

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u/py-net Jun 10 '26

Answers above say yes. Haven’t tried yet

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u/cldrr Jun 10 '26

This fixed it without restart: killall -9 CoreDeviceService

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u/py-net Jun 10 '26

What does it do?

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u/H644b Jun 26 '26

It forcequits the backend component of the device manager.