Coexisting 2 Xcodes
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Have you tried installing it to a different location? You are not obligated to install it to /Developer.
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If you install the new one to the same directory as the old it pretty much acts like an update replacing the old. Do what vansmith says and install to a different directory. Create a folder inside applications called "Developer" or whatever you want to call it and install the new xcode there.
- Simon
If you install the new one to the same directory as the old it pretty much acts like an update replacing the old. Do what vansmith says and install to a different directory. Create a folder inside applications called "Developer" or whatever you want to call it and install the new xcode there.
- Simon
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