# Xcodebuild failed with code 65 (WARNING: The server did not provide any stacktrace information) Command duration or timeout: 32.63 seconds

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**Created:** [October 17, 2016, 9:38am UTC](https://discuss.appium.io/t/xcodebuild-failed-with-code-65-warning-the-server-did-not-provide-any-stacktrace-information-command-duration-or-timeout-32-63-seconds/12756 "2016-10-17T09:38:13Z")\
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@TheChell @crujzo

I can finally get the app to run on the simulator! (I’ll get to real devices next) I was able to do it with Carthage installed at `/usr/local/bin/carthage` - I did not have to move it to the WebDriverAgent folder.

First I reinstalled appium-xcuitest-driver:  
`npm install appium-xcuitest-driver`

I noticed that the app was trying to open was wasn’t quite getting there. Turns out there was a miscommunication over the bundle ID. I updated that and now I can run the app on the simulator. So definitely double check bundle id, and make sure you’re pointing to .app / .ipa as appropriate. (Just adding this because it’s a common mistake for me.)

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