Post by nic on Sept 22, 2015 11:17:44 GMT
Hi fitz,
I am watching this thread!
I tested MidiBridge on an Air 2 with iOS9 (pre-release and final) and I'm not getting a crash on startup. Unfortunately if it won't get past the starting post I can't get you do turn on developer trace which might give me a clue, although currently I cannot issue updates to MidiBridge anyway even if I can work around the problem :-( (see this post).
- If there are no MIDI devices connected does it still crash?
- Do you have a network connection configured to connect on startup per chance?
I realise this may not be convenient if you have all that HuiBridge stuff configured, but I would try deleting/installing MidiBridge from the App Store and starting with a blank canvas.
There *is* a crash in iOS9 where if you disconnect from CoreMIDI network it dies horribly. This is a bug in Apple's code, so I can't do much about that right now.
Unfortunately with each iOS release comes grief for you and me; Apple do not believe in backwards compatibility (unlike Sun Solaris which preserved backwards compatibility as a golden rule).
Regards, Nic.
I am watching this thread!
I tested MidiBridge on an Air 2 with iOS9 (pre-release and final) and I'm not getting a crash on startup. Unfortunately if it won't get past the starting post I can't get you do turn on developer trace which might give me a clue, although currently I cannot issue updates to MidiBridge anyway even if I can work around the problem :-( (see this post).
- If there are no MIDI devices connected does it still crash?
- Do you have a network connection configured to connect on startup per chance?
I realise this may not be convenient if you have all that HuiBridge stuff configured, but I would try deleting/installing MidiBridge from the App Store and starting with a blank canvas.
There *is* a crash in iOS9 where if you disconnect from CoreMIDI network it dies horribly. This is a bug in Apple's code, so I can't do much about that right now.
Unfortunately with each iOS release comes grief for you and me; Apple do not believe in backwards compatibility (unlike Sun Solaris which preserved backwards compatibility as a golden rule).
Regards, Nic.
