How to permanently lower the required iOS version?

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I have the latest iOS 6 installed on my iPod Touch and I'm using Titanium 2.1.3.GA SDK.

When I've tried to run the application on the iPod Touch through TestFlight, I receive a message saying my device is running version 4.2.1 which is less than the required version (4.3) for this build.

How do I permanently lower the minimum requirements? Do I need to lower the Titanium SDK version?

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It's Xcode/iOS SDK issue, not Titanium's. If you use Xcode 4.5 (iOS 6 SDK), your minimum requirement is iOS 4.3, and doesn't support armv6 (iPhone 3G, etc). You may downgrade to Xcode 4.4.1 (iOS SDK 5.1) to support iOS 4.2 or lower and armv6, but you'll lose support for 4-inch screen on iPhone 5 and the newest iPod touch.

— answered 7 months ago by Takanori Hoshi
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  • Thanks, I'll downgrade Xcode. It's fairly annoying Apple have dropped support for older devices.

    The iPod Touch is a previous model and we only bought it 2 weeks ago.

    — commented 7 months ago by Dallas Clark

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