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@UPDATE (02/11/2009): I make a script to automatically execute the following steps, you can download it from here: http://www.ttech.it/downloads/?did=2. (Only for Xcode 3.2.1)

@UPDATE (08/05/2009): WARNING! This method did not work for me with Xcode 3.2.2 and 3.1.3 iPhoneOS. I do not know if I’ve done something wrong or there were changes in Xcode 3.2.2 or in iPhoneOS 3.1.3.

Here I am, this time for a tutorial on how to compile applications 3.1 for iPhone, with Xcode 3.2 .* without provisioning profile. If you do not know what is provisioning profile, I can summarize briefly, that in order to create and install an application on the iPhone, Apple requires a “subscription” where you must pay $ 99 per year. But with a jailbreaked iPhone and some small change, you can install applications on your iPhone! I was wandering around the net trying to find how to build applications, as I was starting to make a small test program. Gradually I came to the attention of provisioning profiles and much more, but I always found old guides that no longer work with latest versions of Xcode and iPhone firmwares. I had tried everything, but there was always some problem. I finally found a workable solution … I found a guide “ Compiling iPhoneOS (3.1) apps with Xcode 3.2 without Provisioning Profile “.