To convert an existing non-iOSOpenDev project to an iOSOpenDev project, there are three (3) areas of focus:
1. Build Settings: iOSOpenDev specific build settings.
2. Project Navigator: folders and a file for building the Debian package.
3. Build Phases: build phases to compile the target and build the Debian package.

• Code Signing Identity: Don’t Sign Code
• iOSOpenDevPath: /opt/iOSOpenDev

• iOSOpenDevBuildPackageOnAnyBuild: NO
• iOSOpenDevCopyOnBuild: NO
• iOSOpenDevDevice:
• iOSOpenDevInstallOnAnyBuild: NO
• iOSOpenDevInstallOnProfiling: YES
• iOSOpenDevRespringOnInstall: YES
• iOSOpenDevUsePackageVersionPList: NO

What the Build Settings should look like in Xcode:

1. Create a Package directory in the target’s directory.
2. Create a DEBIAN directory in the Package directory.
3. Create a control file in the DEBIAN directory.
4. Create a Applications directory in the Package directory.
5. Drag-and-drop the Package directory from Finder to under the target’s Project Navigator group in Xcode.
6. Copy-and-paste the following text into the control file:

Package: com.yourcompany.MyApp
Name: MyApp
Version: 0.1-1
Description: 
Section: System
Depends: firmware (>= 5.0)
Conflicts: 
Replaces: 
Priority: optional
Architecture: iphoneos-arm
Author: Your Name
dev: 
Homepage: 
Depiction: 
Maintainer: 
Icon: 

What the filesystem should look like in Finder:

What the Project Navigator and content of the control file should look like in Xcode:

1. Remove the control file from the target’s Copy Bundle Resources Build Phase list.
2. Add a new Run Script Build Phase for the target that runs:

/opt/iOSOpenDev/bin/iosod --xcbp

What the Copy Bundle Resources Build Phase list should look like in Xcode while selecting the control file. Afterwards, click on the minus (-) symbol below:

What the Run Script Build Phase should look like in Xcode: