I am using NVIDIA GPU for Machine Learning on old Mac Pro 2010. However if I update my mac to Mojave, no NVIDIA driver is available for the present.<\/p>\n
But I want use the Mac for the latest iOS development, and Xcode 10.2+ on my High Sierra mac. I found a way to use Xcode 10.2.1 on High Sierra. I’d like to share the way.<\/p>\n
You need a developper account for download Xcode 10.2.1. You can find it at the link More Downloads for Apple Developers<\/a>.<\/p>\n After download it, change the directory name for Xcode 10.1 to Xcode10.1 etc.<\/p>\n You need to modify three info.plist wtih Xcode 10.1. They are in the following folders.<\/p>\n They all have ‘Minimum system version,’ each value is 10.14.3 or 10.4(for Simulator). Modify them to 10.13.6 or 10.3(for simulator).<\/p>\n Then boot the Xcode 10.2.1. You will be asked to download other tools. Of course, do that.<\/p>\n You have some iOS projects can be used for a test. Check if the project target version can be up to 12.2. Build the project and run it on a simulator.<\/p>\n When finished checking if the project work on the simulator, check the version of the simulator’s verision is 12.2.<\/p>\n Then connect your iOS device to your High Sierra mac, choose the device as the target for build. And check the project works properly.<\/p>\n In my environment, iPhone 5s with iOS 12.2 works well.<\/p>\n I don’t know whether Apple will accept the app built with High Sierra mac. If not, you need a Mojeva mac to pass.<\/p>\n I wrote this way on the Stack Overflow<\/a> as Tripod.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"\n