Architecture missing armv6 (searched and still having same problem)

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MM2000 Aspiring developer Posts: 207 Reg: Sep 06, 2011 Los Angeles 2,820	confirm \| cancel 10/15/12 12:07 PM (13 years ago) Architecture missing armv6 (searched and still having same problem) So i did everything I was supposed to. I went into the architecture and assigned it to armv6 and armv7. then went into info.plst and added the arrar of armv6 and armv7. Made sure it's set to 4.3 distribution. I updated my ios last week to the latest. I was having this problem prior to upgrading and was able to submit it after doing all those things. Then apple sent rejected it due to: "Invalid Launch Image" Did some research on that, and found i needed to upgrade to the latest xcode and so I did. Today I'm now having the same issue where it's saying my architecture is missing. Please help! Thank in advance! Title Comments So i did everything I was supposed to. I went into the architecture and assigned it to armv6 and armv7. then went into info.plst and added the arrar of armv6 and armv7. Made sure it's set to 4.3 distribution. I updated my ios last week to the latest. I was having this problem prior to upgrading and was able to submit it after doing all those things. Then apple sent rejected it due to: "Invalid Launch Image" Did some research on that, and found i needed to upgrade to the latest xcode and so I did. Today I'm now having the same issue where it's saying my architecture is missing. Please help! Thank in advance!

MM2000 Aspiring developer Posts: 207 Reg: Sep 06, 2011 Los Angeles 2,820	10/15/12 12:10 PM (13 years ago) PLEASE CLOSE THREAD, PROBLEM FIXED. WASN'T SET TO 4.3 DISTRIBUTION UNDER INFO. SOMETIMES I REALLY HATE APPLE! Comments PLEASE CLOSE THREAD, PROBLEM FIXED. WASN'T SET TO 4.3 DISTRIBUTION UNDER INFO. SOMETIMES I REALLY HATE APPLE!

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