In Xcode 26 Beta 2 I had no issues, but as soon as I updated to Beta 3, I get the following error when I attempt to build to my iPhone 15 Pro running iOS 26 beta 3:
Failed to find a DDI that can be used to enable DDI services on the device. Usually this means the best DDI we could find for a platform did not have compatible CoreDevice content. Run 'devicectl list preferredDDI' from the command line to get more details on why no valid DDI can be found.
Domain: com.apple.dt.CoreDeviceError
Code: 12001
I ran
xcrun devicectl list preferredDDI
and get the following:
WARNING: No usable DDI found for the iOS platform (The DDI's CoreDevice content is too old.). Best (unusable) DDI found is:
• hostDDI: file:///Library/Developer/DeveloperDiskImages/iOS_DDI/
▿ ddiMetadata:
• buildUpdate: 17A5241o
• contentIsCompatible: false
• coreDeviceVersionChecksIncludeDevelopmentRevision: true
• developmentRevision: 0
• enforcingCoreDeviceVersionChecks: true
• platform: iOS
▿ projectMetadata:
• Citrine-1070
• CoreDevice-477.23
• DTDeveloperDiskImageSupport-14.0.0
• DTOCMock-23002
• GPUToolsDevice_DDI-310.16.1
• JetsamProperties-2624
• LiveExecutionResultsLogger-20007
• Mercury-64
• Playgrounds-8
• XCTest-24209.8
• incompatibleContentReason: The DDI's CoreDevice content is too old.
• isUsable: false
• variant: external
WARNING: No DDI was found for the macOS platform.
No usable DDI found for the tvOS platform (The DDI's CoreDevice content is too old.). Best (unusable) DDI found is:
• hostDDI: file:///Library/Developer/DeveloperDiskImages/tvOS_DDI/
▿ ddiMetadata:
• buildUpdate: 17A5241o
• contentIsCompatible: false
• coreDeviceVersionChecksIncludeDevelopmentRevision: true
• developmentRevision: 0
• enforcingCoreDeviceVersionChecks: true
• platform: tvOS
▿ projectMetadata:
• Citrine-1070
• CoreDevice-477.23
• DTDeveloperDiskImageSupport-14.0.0
• DTOCMock-23002
• GPUToolsDevice_DDI-310.16.1
• JetsamProperties-2624
• LiveExecutionResultsLogger-20007
• Mercury-64
• Playgrounds-8
• XCTest-24209.8
• incompatibleContentReason: The DDI's CoreDevice content is too old.
• isUsable: false
• variant: external
WARNING: No usable DDI found for the watchOS platform (The DDI's CoreDevice content is too old.). Best (unusable) DDI found is:
• hostDDI: file:///Library/Developer/DeveloperDiskImages/watchOS_DDI/
▿ ddiMetadata:
• buildUpdate: 17A5241o
• contentIsCompatible: false
• coreDeviceVersionChecksIncludeDevelopmentRevision: true
• developmentRevision: 0
• enforcingCoreDeviceVersionChecks: true
• platform: watchOS
▿ projectMetadata:
• Citrine-1070
• CoreDevice-477.23
• DTDeveloperDiskImageSupport-14.0.0
• DTOCMock-23002
• GPUToolsDevice_DDI-310.16.1
• JetsamProperties-2624
• LiveExecutionResultsLogger-20007
• Mercury-64
• Playgrounds-8
• XCTest-24209.8
• incompatibleContentReason: The DDI's CoreDevice content is too old.
• isUsable: false
• variant: external
WARNING: No usable DDI found for the visionOS platform (The DDI's CoreDevice content is too old.). Best (unusable) DDI found is:
• hostDDI: file:///Library/Developer/DeveloperDiskImages/xrOS_DDI/
▿ ddiMetadata:
• buildUpdate: 17A5241o
• contentIsCompatible: false
• coreDeviceVersionChecksIncludeDevelopmentRevision: true
• developmentRevision: 0
• enforcingCoreDeviceVersionChecks: true
• platform: xrOS
▿ projectMetadata:
• Citrine-1070
• CoreDevice-477.23
• DTDeveloperDiskImageSupport-14.0.0
• DTOCMock-23002
• GPUToolsDevice_DDI-310.16.1
• JetsamProperties-2624
• LiveExecutionResultsLogger-20007
• Mercury-64
• Playgrounds-8
• XCTest-24209.8
• incompatibleContentReason: The DDI's CoreDevice content is too old.
• isUsable: false
• variant: external
When I run
xcrun devicectl manage ddis update
it hangs and does not update.
I have also tried the obvious steps of uninstalling and reinstalling as well as unpairing and repairing my run devices.
I have not tried
sudo rm -rf /Library/Developer/DeveloperDiskImages/*
Is that step recommended? Or any insights how to solve this issue?
Thanks!
Just for anyone facing the same issue, I was able to finally get past this error with these steps:
(1) ran sudo rm -rf /Library/Developer/DeveloperDiskImages/*
(2) ran xcrun devicectl manage ddis update but it seemed to hang, so I restarted my Mac (terminated the process) then
(3) I then run xcrun devicectl list preferredDDI and it was empty so
(4) I ran xcrun devicectl manage ddis update and this time it successfully updated the disk images and was able to build to my IPhone again.