Encountering the frustrating error message "Unable to boot device in current state: booted" can leave users puzzled and seeking a solution. This error, which may appear on various devices including computers, smartphones, or other electronic devices, indicates that the device is already in a booted state or has encountered a boot-related problem. In this article, we will explore a detailed troubleshooting guide to help you overcome this issue and get your device up and running again. By following the steps outlined here, you can address the underlying causes and resolve this error with confidence.
This error usually occurs when your device has already booted or when there was an issue during the boot process. This error message might appear on a variety of devices, such as computers, cell phones, and other electronic gadgets. But most commonly on iOS and Android devices when running automation tests with tools like Appium. In the case of iOS devices, this command can quickly fix the issue: Disable the autostart of the last opened device by default in preferences appium/appium-ios-simulator#320. Also, this should be noted that this error can also be because of the outdated version of Appium or any other tool you might be using.
Also, there are other ways to deal with this issue as well. It is possible that this problem can be a side effect of you having deleted the ~/Library/Developer/CoreSimulator/Devices directory when CoreSimulatorService was running. Your iOS device was probably in a state where it didn't have its data directory during execution. So, because of that it is failing to boot and this message is being prompted. It is suggested to run 'xcrun small erase [UDID]' where you will get the UDID by checking the output of the 'xcrun small list'.
It is strongly advised that one should never just delete the CoreSimulator/Devices directory yourself otherwise problems like these are likely to happen. If a user or tester has to delete the directory because of some reason, then make sure that the service is not running while you delete it. You can do that by running these commands:
Another quick is that just simply update the cutest driver to the most recent version to avoid these issues. At WeTest, clients get the best possible assistance when it comes to in-depth testing of their software projects.
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The prompt of "unable to boot device in current state: booted" can be very annoying, we know that. In conclusion, while updating device drivers to the latest versions can be a potential solution to address boot-related issues like "Unable to boot device in current state: booted," it is important to explore a comprehensive troubleshooting approach.
This article has provided a detailed guide to assist users in overcoming this error and successfully booting their devices. Additionally, for comprehensive software testing and performance analysis, WeTest offers a range of powerful tools such as PerfDog and PerfSight tool aids developers in identifying and addressing performance problems in game development projects, with cross-platform support for both mobile and desktop environments.