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IPhone app too big to run SpringBoard?

I have created an iPhone app that contains almost 500MB of data. But the problem is SpringBoard keeps crashing when trying to start it. It works fine without 500MB of data, so I'm guessing I'm packing the data wrong. I have placed all files under assets in folders. Only one piece of data is being called at any time in my program, so I don't know why SpringBoard won't launch it when I see larger programs being sold on iTunes.

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But how much of that 500MB of data is your application trying to load into memory? The iPhone O / S will kill your app if it hits too hard - at any point in your app launch cycle.



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The size limit for iPhone apps is over 500MB (pretty sure it's 2GB), so that's not a problem.



Check all connections in IB and double check any warnings in Xcode that might indicate a problem.

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I realized I was asking the wrong question. The iPhone has no problem with file size, but the number of files I have processed is around 100,000 files. So I have to put these files somehow, putting them in the database. Thanks for the help.

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