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I am hoping for tips troubleshooting why rvictl is not working on my MacBook Pro. Running rvictl -s <udid> yields Starting device 000****0-0****5****D****E [FAILED] without telling me why it is failing or giving an error message.

I have identified my iPhone UDID as 000****0-0****5****D****E (censored) using xcrun xctrace list devices. I have updated my Xcode to version 13.2.1 and my iPhone to version 15.3.1. I have restarted both my laptop and my iPhone 11. My MacBook Pro is version 12.0.1. I have tried running sudo rvictl -s 000****0-0****5****D****E.

Is there a way to get more information from rvictl as to why it is failing? E.g. a verbose option? Any thoughts on what I could try to get to the bottom of this?

Thanks in advance!

J. Alex Whitman
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Figured it out. Just restarting my computer was not good enough. I had to restart from System Preferences > Security & Privacy > General where there was a small Restart button. That definitely could have been made more clear in the documentation.

J. Alex Whitman
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