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The problem is that there aren't any builds for Ruby for OS X, so you'll have to at least install the Command Line Tools for Xcode to be able to build it. But once you've done that, you might as well use any of Homebrew, RVM or rbenv to install Ruby, rather than building it yourself.
I don't think there's any major difference in terms of how easy it is to ...
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I think Apple wants the people that apply to know how the Xcode tool chain works and have invested enough time to be able to submit a real app for review rather than being people that can fill out a web form to apply for a ticket.
Now, since you've found us and asked for help with lots of detail, I think you are very close to qualifying for a chance to win ...
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Reinstalling XCode and updating Homebrew should be enough. To do this:
Try the uninstall-devtools script from this answer to remove older XCode versions. (If it doesn't work or you can't find it, don't worry about it.)
Delete the entire /Developer directory if it exists. This is where older versions of XCode live.
Download and install the latest XCode for ...
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Go to the iOS simulator menu and choose Reset Content and Settings...
Why this happens is harder, but it's just development and you are working with a simulator, not a real device. Sometimes it's faster to get out the broom and clean the floor to start freshly.
If you are curious, the simulator filesystem is stored in the following location:
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From the loaded kernel extensions in the backtrace, we can see that com.apple.iokit.CHUDKernLib is the bundle identifier of the kernel extension that is causing the kernel panic.
That makes sense, as the CHUD tools are part of the older Xcode installs.
If you're comfortable with the command line, what I would do is start up in single-user mode by holding ...
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That is a kernel panic during the pre-launchd portion of the startup cycle. The Apple signifies that the kernel has been loaded and the system is loading kext to get read to start launchd and load actual programs and user items.
You'll need to troubleshoot this or just try reinstalling the OS (erase if needed) if you have a good and recent backup of the ...
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