Popping Sound

First off, here: Here's my current personality dictionary. With this dictionary, the driver crashes, presumably in its init. One thing I strongly recommend during early bring-up is that your driver should do as LITTLE as possible. Basically, you can log data... and nothing else. I might not even call super. The problem here is that until you've got a foundation that works in the most BASIC sense (doesn't crash), you'll end up wasting time looking at what you THINK is the problem without actually knowing what's wrong. In any case, this is wrong: IOClass IOSCSIPeripheralDeviceType00 And should be: IOClass IOUserSCSIPeripheralDeviceType00 IOSCSIPeripheralDeviceType00 is the base class driver for mass storage devices. What you want is IOUserSCSIPeripheralDeviceType00, which is the DEXT support driver for SCSIPeripheralDriverKit. In more concrete terms, in the kernel IOUserSCSIPeripheralDeviceType00 is a subclass of IOSCSIPeripheralDeviceType00 which includes a bunch of additional callout hooks which call out to y

This can be reproduced from scratch in just 2 minutes: create a brand new iOS app and give it the push notification capability. Change the app delegate template code to this: @main class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate, UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate { func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool { UNUserNotificationCenter.current().delegate = self // UNUserNotificationCenter.current().requestAuthorization(options: [.alert, .badge, .sound]) { granted, error in // NSLog(Notification permission granted: (granted)) // DispatchQueue.main.async { application.registerForRemoteNotifications() // } // } NSLog(didFinishLaunchingWithOptions returning) return true } // Called when an APNS token has been sucessfully obtained func application(_ application: UIApplication, didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken deviceToken: Data) { let token = deviceToken.map { String(format: %02.2hhx, $0)

Hello, thank you for your response. I have a PDF with form field values. The PDF is essentially always the same, but the field values differ. Here is an image from the PDF. Date: for example, is always the same. To the right of it, the current date is placed as a form field value. As I hover my mouse over the date, the blue rectangle behind it appears indicating it's a field value and that it's somehow not baked into the PDF. I don't know that this is considered an annotation? After I have opened the PDF in Preview (a contract in this example) I attempt to annotate it by signing it with my digital signature by overlaying the signature block of the contract with a PNG file of my digital signature. When I attempt to annotate it, it says the PDF Is password protected (I assume that my ability to edit the actual date of 9/7/25 and other field values is why it's locked--which is fine--I don't want to edit existing values). But because the PDF is locked, I can't, for example, create an automation which annotates th

On the latest Xcode beta 7, and iOS Beta 9 I cannot get the custom alarm sound to work no matter what I try. I have tried in the simulator and on a physical device. The my-sound variable points to a local file in the project, and I’ve confirmed that Bundle.main can locate it. What am I doing wrong? import Foundation import AlarmKit import SwiftUI struct DefaultAlarmMetadata: AlarmMetadata { let label: String } struct DoesNotWork: View { public func buildAlarmConfiguration() async throws -> AlarmManager.AlarmConfiguration { let stopButton = AlarmButton(text: Stop, textColor: .red, systemImageName: stop.circle) let alertContent = AlarmPresentation.Alert( title: Mocked Alarm, stopButton: stopButton ) let presentation = AlarmPresentation(alert: alertContent) let metadata = DefaultAlarmMetadata( label: My Mocked Label ) if let soundPath = Bundle.main.path(forResource: my-sound, ofType: caf) { print(Sound file found at: (soundPath)) } else { print(Sound file not found

Hello @Crixoule ! Hope this will be in VisionOS 26. Yes! In visionOS 26 we introduced attach(_ to:), which is the new, recommended way to attach an Entity to a GeometricPin on another Entity. So in your case, it sounds like you'd be calling attach on the entity you want to attach to Mesh01, and then pass in the Mesh01 entity as a parameter. I then need to manually add all the animations to the first file so I can build the library. Would be cool if the USD file could read the animation strips (NLA) and combining all animations in separate slots for RCP. I strongly recommend sending feedback about RealityKit's animation API including details of your use case using Feedback Assistant. I agree with you that the process of sequencing all your animations in Blender's NLA and then splitting them up in RCP with the AnimationLibraryComponent can be awkward, and your feedback and use case will help us improve this experience in the future.

As you suggested,we have now initialised PushKit on the main queue. We are currently monitoring the issue since it is not consistently reproducible. Note that my concern here isn't really about using threads, it's about creating unnecessary race conditions. In concrete terms, it's common for a PushKit delegate to assume its CXProvider target exists (so it can call reportNewIncomingCallWithUUID), but if initialization is happening on a different thread, it could be possible for the PushKit initialization to get ahead, so the PushKit delegate fires before you've finished initializing CallKit. You can eliminate any possibility of that by following some simple guidelines: Use the same thread for CallKit and PushKit. I normally recommend the main thread, but that doesn't actually matter. Set up CallKit and PushKit on the same thread you'll use for the delegate and initialize all of them at the same time. This ensures that none of your delegates can fire until everything has been created. Set up CallKit first, then

So, first terminology: Your Team ID is a 10 character code that identifies your team. For example, SKMME9E2Y8 is my individual Team ID. A bundle ID uniquely identifies your app, typically using reverse DNS notation. For example, com.example.test798928. An App ID is a bundle ID combined with an App ID prefix. For example, SKMME9E2Y8.com.example.test798928. An App ID prefix is either your Team ID or a unique App ID prefix. A unique App ID prefix is a 10 character code that’s allocated to your team, different from your Team ID. For example, one of my teams is allocated the App ID prefix of VYRRC68ZE6. App ID prefixes are effectively deprecated. If you previously used a unique App ID prefix for your app, you should be able to continue to use that same App ID prefix. Where is no requirement to migrate to using your Team ID [1]. Which brings us to this: [quote='799483021, ming2, /thread/799483, /profile/ming2'] But I cannot update it anymore because its AppID that appears in my account … is PREFIX_NEW(team ID).com.

You say half the features no longer work, which means the app still has some features that do work. You might have customers using those features, and if they don't require any services from your company and its servers then they can be left alone as they are. Or, you could update the app and slim it down so it contains only the features that still work. Yes, I see your app developer has left, but you can easily hire a short-term contractor to update your app to do this. You would also be able to pop up a splash screen explaining the changes. Most people have automatic app updates enabled so most of your users will be caught by this. This route would be a cleaner way to handle things, as the app wouldn't show features that don't work anymore, and users wouldn't have to skip round them while using the app. I guess it depends on whether you want to be nice to your existing customers, or don't really care. (I don't mean that in a bad way!)

I just found that you can just log in with your snadbox account when the login request is popped up in your app which has a in-app purchase. Then you also can find sanbbox account menu in the Settings > Users and Account. For just a record.

Hey everyone, I found a solution. I tried deleting the files app. Then I airdropped myself several files at once. It popped up on my ipad asking me where to put the files, and I could drop them into forscore immediately.