Cycling crash & reboot

I have an iPhone 3G 16g with 2.1 installed. I uploaded a movie onto the phone to go on a holiday (No country for old men) but when I started watching the movie, the phone would crash after 3-5 minutes. No matter where in the movie I started watching once rebooted, the same kept happening. Rendered the movie unwatchable.
Since then, if the phone is charging it continues to suddenly develop a SAD every 5 minutes, whether in use or idle, then rebbots after a couple more minutes.
Seems ok when not plugged in to charge or mac. MIght be worth noting it's synced with my desktop & I've been plugging in to my laptop to charge sometimes, but that should not be an issue.
Tried shutdown / wait / restart. No better.
Any ideas? Getting on my nerves now....

I've never had any problems with movies or television shows purchased from the iTunes store or with movies/television shows that I ripped from a DVD with an iPod/iPhone compatible setting, but I did experience something similar recently with a podcast. This podcast is nearly 60 minutes long and when it reaches near the 18 minute mark, the podcast stops only. I tried fast forwarding past the 18 minute mark but no change. I tried removing and re-transferring the podcast with no change. The first and only time I've experienced this, but the same podcast for the previous and following week plays fine.
I suggest doing a Restore with iTunes. Before doing so, sync your iPhone to update your iPhone's backup if needed. Restoring completely erases your iPhone and then re-installs the current firmware version. After the current firmware version is re-installed, you will be prompted to restore your iPhone from your iPhone's backup, which is the default selection. This must be followed by a sync.

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IPhone lock-up, crash & rebooting issues?

Hi, All – I have the original iPhone with 2.0 software. Since the initial install and even after doing a restore on it, the phone has been crashing and rebooting intermittently. I am using AT&T service, and I have never attempted to unlock the phone or run arbitrary code on it, so these issues are baffling to me. Below is a brief list of what I’ve encountered. Again, the iPhone is crashing and rebooting, not the apps:
Press the “Home” button = intermittent crash, then reboot (might happen back to back, or as infrequently as 6 hours – no rhyme or reason)
Press the “Power” button = (same result as above)
Phone locked up when receiving a call, lit up & identified the caller, no ring or vibration then it rebooted. This has happened twice.
Phone locked up when receiving a text message. Noticed it as I heard an odd tone from my phone for a split second, then it crashed and rebooted and showed a text message on the home screen when it finished rebooting.
Also, I have had other problems where the phone didn’t crash or reboot – it just didn’t perform properly:
When receiving a call – display does not light; phone does not ring or buzz. Voicemail received from caller though call not noted in received calls list. Also, I have had a greater number of “Call Failed” problems, even with full cell signal in Denver, CO. This may be AT&T’s fault, but it seems fine after I shut down and restart the phone.
In general, my iPhone with 2.0 software seems a bit more laggy. Screen rotation from portrait to landscape isn’t as smooth and opening the SMS app seems to have a consistent 2-second delay regardless of if I have cleared out my text message logs or not.
Also, when I reboot the phone, more often than not it starts off at the “slide to unlock” screen instead of the home screen.
Regarding location services – My gripe is that it can’t be told to either:
Stay on all the time
Shut off all the time
Activate when needed, then shut off – just like in 1.1.4.
Now when I use an application that I allow to use location services, I have to manually go and shut location services off again or my battery life will suffer.
I have now removed all of the new applications from the phone, and am still experiencing crash/reboot problems. My guess is my phone is damaged somehow or the software I downloaded was somehow flawed during downloading or installation.
Does anyone have any ideas? I really like this phone, but I can't bring myself to buy the new 3G if I can't be certain I wouldn't have the same problems
Thank you,
Lynn

I have experienced this problem as well and it is intermittent to say the least. I have two other friends that have an i-phone as well, and when the phone crashed it stored a picture of the screen in the photo library of the phone. I thought that was a little odd as well. I have another friend that has not updated to 2.0 yet and does not seem to be having any problems at all. I would venture to guess that there is a problem with the update and that an update will be out sometime to correct the problem. If anyone knows of a way to correct the problem please post a fix for us.

How should I debug a PVM that is crashing & rebooting too fast ?

I have a newly created oel4u6 PVM that appears to be starting but then crashing & rebooting too fast and I don't know how to best debug it. The vm is a P2V'ed oel4u6 HP Blade that successfully boots as a HVM but I can't seem to get it to fully start as a PVM (I have several clones that I am working with to contrast/compare).
I can't seem to get the console to start fast enough to show me anything useful as the crash is within seconds.
I likely can flip the VM back to HVMPV mode or HVM and boot to the original kernel but if I boot to another kernel I am not sure what files in the VM (if any) may give any insight on the failed starts/crashed.*
Anyone have any ideas/recommendations on how to debug this?*
The message from xend.log is:
[2013-03-31 07:45:32 3273] WARNING (XendDomainInfo:2131) Domain has crashed: name=0004fb0000060000b0d58463f621a2a3 id=37.
[2013-03-31 07:45:32 3273] ERROR (XendDomainInfo:2265) VM 0004fb0000060000b0d58463f621a2a3 restarting too fast (Elapsed time: 1.654993 seconds). Refusing to restart to avoid loops.
[2013-03-31 07:45:32 3273] ...
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MacBook Pro keeps Crashing/Rebooting when Typing

Ever since I installed Mavericks my MacBook Pro keeps crashing/rebooting. It's an early 2012 model machine, and until now has given me no problems at all (except for some odd SafariDAVClient thing that keeps hogging my memory and I have to force close periodically).
The problem is when I am typing a lot (e-mail, or a document) the computer will suddenly freeze momentarilly, then reboot giving me the grey screen with several different languages indicating there was a crash and I need to press any key to continue. I have tried doing a clean re-install of OSX as one discussion thread here suggested to no avail.
THANK YOU for any help someone might be able to offer!
Here is my most recent "panic" log:
ue Jan 28 13:28:37 2014
panic(cpu 3 caller 0xffffff80220dc19e): Kernel trap at 0xffffff7fa2c8192c, type 14=page fault, registers:
CR0: 0x000000008001003b, CR2: 0x000038250c8b4885, CR3: 0x0000000024514000, CR4: 0x00000000000606e0
RAX: 0x000038250c8b4865, RBX: 0xffffff8033589e00, RCX: 0x0000000000000000, RDX: 0x7fffffffffffffff
RSP: 0xffffff80a1a238f0, RBP: 0xffffff80a1a23930, RSI: 0x0000000000000050, RDI: 0xffffff80220f36a0
R8: 0x000000000000006f, R9: 0x0000000000000000, R10: 0x000000000012006f, R11: 0x0000000000070000
R12: 0xffffff80220f36a0, R13: 0x000000000000001f, R14: 0x0000000080000000, R15: 0x000000000000000a
RFL: 0x0000000000010286, RIP: 0xffffff7fa2c8192c, CS: 0x0000000000000008, SS: 0x0000000000000010
Fault CR2: 0x000038250c8b4885, Error code: 0x0000000000000000, Fault CPU: 0x3
Backtrace (CPU 3), Frame : Return Address
0xffffff80a1a23580 : 0xffffff8022022f69
0xffffff80a1a23600 : 0xffffff80220dc19e
0xffffff80a1a237d0 : 0xffffff80220f3606
0xffffff80a1a237f0 : 0xffffff7fa2c8192c
0xffffff80a1a23930 : 0xffffff7fa2c7f1ae
0xffffff80a1a23990 : 0xffffff7fa3ea83a5
0xffffff80a1a23a00 : 0xffffff7fa2c86265
0xffffff80a1a23a80 : 0xffffff7fa2c89289
0xffffff80a1a23b00 : 0xffffff7fa2c88710
0xffffff80a1a23b50 : 0xffffff7fa2c87c75
0xffffff80a1a23b90 : 0xffffff7fa2c86900
0xffffff80a1a23bd0 : 0xffffff7fa2c778a0
0xffffff80a1a23c10 : 0xffffff7fa2c6d0fe
0xffffff80a1a23c60 : 0xffffff7fa2c70d54
0xffffff80a1a23cb0 : 0xffffff7fa2c6fa38
0xffffff80a1a23e00 : 0xffffff7fa2c62176
0xffffff80a1a23e90 : 0xffffff7fa2c60c8d
0xffffff80a1a23ed0 : 0xffffff7fa2ce4b07
0xffffff80a1a23f00 : 0xffffff7fa2ce287a
0xffffff80a1a23f20 : 0xffffff802204a15a
0xffffff80a1a23fb0 : 0xffffff80220d6aa7
      Kernel Extensions in backtrace:
         com.apple.iokit.IOHIDFamily(2.0)[1185D338-98A5-345E-84F8-E59DF819A61B]@0xffffff 7fa2c5c000->0xffffff7fa2ccdfff
            dependency: com.apple.driver.AppleFDEKeyStore(28.30)[558B2575-5197-3C4C-BAD2-8CB465638FA8]@ 0xffffff7fa2c51000
         com.apple.iokit.IOUSBHIDDriver(650.4.4)[B79A7E01-DD3F-3C1A-840A-879D262C69DE]@0 xffffff7fa2ce1000->0xffffff7fa2ce9fff
            dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOHIDFamily(2.0.0)[1185D338-98A5-345E-84F8-E59DF819A61B]@0xffff ff7fa2c5c000
            dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOUSBFamily(650.4.4)[972D3024-AF9C-3E09-A9EC-D9AB2A559B38]@0xff ffff7fa2615000
         com.spsys.driver.IOKitDriver(1.0.1)[00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000]@0xfff fff7fa3ea7000->0xffffff7fa3eaafff
            dependency: com.apple.iokit.IOHIDFamily(2.0.0)[1185D338-98A5-345E-84F8-E59DF819A61B]@0xffff ff7fa2c5c000
BSD process name corresponding to current thread: kernel_task
Mac OS ver

Make a "Genius" appointment at an Apple Store, or go to another authorized service provider. You may have to leave the machine there for several days.
Print the first page of the panic report and bring it with you.
Back up all data on the internal drive(s) before you hand over your computer to anyone. There are ways to back up a computer that isn't fully functional—ask if you need guidance.
If privacy is a concern, erase the data partition(s) with the option to write zeros* (do this only if you have at least two complete, independent backups, and you know how to restore to an empty drive from any of them.) Don’t erase the recovery partition, if present.
Keeping your confidential data secure during hardware repair
Apple also recommends that you deauthorize a device in the iTunes Store before having it serviced.
*An SSD doesn't need to be zeroed.

Crashes/reboots/restarts while on sleep

This thread is exclusive to people who have spontaneous crashes/reboots/restarts while their Mac is in sleep. (this is usually connected to having a USB external hard drive plugged in the computer while on sleep)
In simple words, you are experiencing this problem:
1) You put your Mac to sleep
2) You return to it after some time and you find it on.
3) On screen you find this error message "Your computer restarted because of a problem." or similar, and in the report of the error message the Event is "Sleep Wake Failure" or similar.
If your Mac does not wake from sleep this is NOT the thread for you, please don’t write here.
If your Mac is experiencing black screens and freezes while waking up from sleep this is NOT the thread for you, please don’t write here.
This thread is a continuation to the “New rMBP sleep/wake failure crashes” thread.
I’m trying to better understand this problem. Allow me to ask you some questions. After you answer the first 5 question, feel free to write freely in this thread. (as longs as you are pertinent to this issue)
Please answer this questions carefully. If we get enough people to answer, I will personally slap this thread on the face of every Apple employee I can find, so they will have to stop saying "we never heard of this issue" and we can get a quick fix or a quick replacement if this is indeed an hardware issue.
PLEASE ANWSER THIS QUESTIONS BEFORE WRITING IN THIS THREAD FOR THE FIRST TIME
I suggest you copy and paste the questions below in your reply, and replace the text ANSWER with your answer.
1. Which Mac do you have? (If you have this issue with multiple machines, list them here)
ANSWER
2. When did the problem start? If you had Mountain Lion installed on this machine, did the problem start when you updated to Mavericks?
ANSWER
3. Did you have your Mac replaced from Apple because of this issue? If yes, does the new machine still have the problem?
ANSWER
4. Does your machine crash/reboot while on sleep only if you have an external hard drive connected?
ANSWER
5. Does your machine crash/reboot even if you uncheck "Enable Power Nap" in Preferences, Energy Saver? (before answering this, check that you have updated OS X to 10.9.1 and that you have unchecked Power Nap in both the Battery and Power Adapter tabs in Energy Saver)
ANSWER
OPTIONAL QUESTIONS
6. Do you have an external hard drive connected via USB? If yes, write the manufacturer name and model name of the drive. (example: Western Digital My Book)
ANSWER
7. Do you have a network connected drive? (like Time Capsule or an external hard drive connected to an AirPort Extreme, or a NAS)
ANSWER
8. Do you have Time Machine Enabled?
ANSWER
9. Do you have Crashplan installed?
ANSWER
10. How much time does it usually take for the first crash/reboot to happen, after you put the computer on sleep?
ANSWER
11. If you have a late 2013 MacBook Pro Retina, do you have discrete graphics in it? (In other words: do you have an NVIDIA GPU? If you don't know this, go into the menu bar, click the apple icon, click About This Mac, Click More Info, in Graphics you should find written “NVIDIA GeForce”.)
ANSWER
PS
Please forgive any mistakes in this text, unfortunately english is not my native language.
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1. Which Mac do you have? (If you have this issue with multiple machines, list them here)
Macbook Pro Retina late 2013. 512Gb SSD, 16Gb RAM, 2.3Ghz core i7 with discrete GPU.
2. When did the problem start? If you had Mountain Lion installed on this machine, did the problem start when you updated to Mavericks?
I purchased a 4TB WD MyBook and split it into two partitions with one of them being used for Time Machine. After that, I received the reboots during sleep.
The computer came preinstalled with Mavericks.
3. Did you have your Mac replaced from Apple because of this issue? If yes, does the new machine still have the problem?
No, I haven't had it replaced. I contacted Apple 4 days after the problem started. I had turned off PowerNap, but still had the problem. Apples asked me to disable Wake for Wi-Fi Network Access, and since doing that the problem has disappeared.
4. Does your machine crash/reboot while on sleep only if you have an external hard drive connected?
Yes (before I turned off PowerNap and Wake for Wi-Fi)
5. Does your machine crash/reboot even if you uncheck "Enable Power Nap" in Preferences, Energy Saver? (before answering this, check that you have updated OS X to 10.9.1 and that you have unchecked Power Nap in both the Battery and Power Adapter tabs in Energy Saver)
I have to have both PowerNap and Wake for WiFi disabled. If either is checked, the computer reboots. I've confirmed this with both 10.9 and 10.9.1.
OPTIONAL QUESTIONS
6. Do you have an external hard drive connected via USB? If yes, write the manufacturer name and model name of the drive. (example: Western Digital My Book)
Yes. Western Digital My Book 4TB. Split into 2 partitions.
7. Do you have a network connected drive? (like Time Capsule or an external hard drive connected to an AirPort Extreme, or a NAS)
No.
8. Do you have Time Machine Enabled?
Yes.
9. Do you have Crashplan installed?
No.
10. How much time does it usually take for the first crash/reboot to happen, after you put the computer on sleep?
4 hours. Checking the console log, my computer wakes itself at 2 hours for Time Machine (even if PowerNap is turned off, which is why Wake for Wi-Fi needed to be disabled, even the drive wasn't connected over the network, which really makes no sense) and then on the second wake, it has the Sleep Wake failure. Then it proceeds to reboot every 2 hours after when it wakes for Time Machine.
11. If you have a late 2013 MacBook Pro Retina, do you have discrete graphics in it? (In other words: do you have an NVIDIA GPU? If you don't know this, go into the menu bar, click the apple icon, click About This Mac, Click More Info, in Graphics you should find written “NVIDIA GeForce”.)
Yes.

Latent OS Bugs in iPad OS 3.2? - Crash/Reboot with Search & Photo Scroll

I now have an issue with 'Search iPad' causing a crash & reboot on my ipad. It will also crash/reboot when scrolling through my Photos. What I have found is that once you install somewhere between 850-900 Apps that this starts failing and is first letter search term sensitive. (i.e. So far I found the key first letter to search which seems to provoke the crash is: F, P, S. Other search terms starting with other letters may work.) The Photo Scroll crash/reboot I have not tried to debug yet but I only have 383 photos loaded right now.
Bottom line it looks like the same indexing bug in the iPhone OS 3.1.2 is also latent in in the iPad OS 3.2(7B367). Hopefully this, as well as the wifi & intermittent video playback crash problem will be fixed soon.
Is there a beta test code patch/fix for this?

Hey, all -
Having the same problem, but there's a workaround. I know everybody wants an official fix, but you also probably want to see your photos in the meantime regardless.
Note that I don't know what to do about the problem with searching when you have 800+ apps installed. I didn't even think you could install that many. As far as I know, then, this only works for Photos (better than nothing, right?).
Here's what you do - it's actually really simple...
1. Instead of scrolling down through your photos, select a photo - any photo - without scrolling.
2. When the photo is loaded, look at the bottom of the screen. There should be what looks Ike a series of little boxes. These little boxes are your friend.
3. Touch and drag along the strip of boxes. You'll notice that they're actually the universe's smallest thumbnails, and that they expand when you touch and drag (not unlike the OS X dock when you mouse over icons and they "magnify").
4. Scroll along until you're getting to the photos you want to see. Then just let go. The Photo app will take you to that photo. Even if it's a photo you couldn't reach by scrolling down in the traditional fashion, you'll still be able to get to it.
5. If you want to look at other "nearby" photos, you can use that thumbnail strip along the bottom again, OR you can just tap the back button to return to the album. Photos will return to the usual thumbnail view (the one that's crashing for some of us), but it will drop you off in the vicinity of the photo you just looked at. For example, if you followed the steps above and dragged your finger all the way to the right to load the last photo in your album, then the back button will return you to the normal thumbnail view, but you'll be looking at the last page of photos in your album.
I hope that makes sense. If it doesn't, then just try the first four steps. It'll make sense to you after that.
I've been able to view all my photos since learning this little trick.
I've been meaning to plug my iPad in and use the app development tools to look at diagnostic information that'd help me understand why it's crashing. If I get around to it, I'll come back and post what I find. My guess is that, if you have enough photos, and if you're scrolling fast enough, the Photos app is using a lot of resources to load thumbnails without unloading the ones that have already scrolled off the screen. In other words, I think that quickly scrolling through a large library leads to the Photos app using too much memory, forcing a reboot (apps are supposed to be designed to respond to system warnings about low memory - if they don't respond to the warnings and continue to use up system resources, the system will sometimes reboot itself).
Hope this helps

The Eternal Cycle of Rebooting and Reincarnation

Hello, I just got my MacPro back and now it works fine. I edit Canon 5d Mark II footage on it, natively, H.264, 1920.
The folks at We Fix Macs had to send my MacPro to Cupertino for the bigwigs at HQ to fix my problem.
The reason I brought it in was that it insisted on engaging in an eternal cycle of rebooting every 3 minutes or so. The machine would power on properly, complete 95% of the booting process EXCEPT for the final display of the clock and other icons on the very top.
Then it would show the beloved BSOD and commence the whole process again, in an eternal cycle of reincarnation and rebooting. Very Zen and Buddhist and all that, but impossible to get any real work done.
I got it back from Apple HQ 10 days later (yesterday) with a note that it was a "software" problem. Totally helpful.
I asked what I could do to prevent its recurrence. They said to close down your programmes properly and make sure all your software is up to date.
DUH. I do all that.
I don't want to pose an "How long is my piece of string?" type question to this forum, but I was wondering if anyone else had experienced such a philosophically profound, but extremely unhelpful (from a pragmatic view of life), problem.
I don't do video games on this computer, just the Creative Suite 5, updated and current and availing myself of the kind souls on this board via the Web. So it's pretty much just the creative suite and Apple Safari that only visits Adobe sites. Pretty much a dedicated video unit.
Thanks,
Matt Dubuque
100 Trees

Matt,
I know nothing about Mac's, except for that little logo on the top of their laptops... but when similar happens with most PC's, there is a "path," to troubleshoot. BSOD's, on a PC, are most often hardware issues, and next comes driver issues, that bork the OS. Harm Millaard has gathered a bunch of utilities for helping PC-users track down many of those hardware issues, and his tools are linked from this ARTICLE. I have zero clue, as to how much of that material would apply to a Mac - probably some, but maybe not that much.
Now, I am unplesantly surprised that you did not get more from having shipped your Mac to the Death Star, er I mean the Mother Ship...
It sounds like they are about as helpful as the Geek Squad with a PC. I would have thought it most helpful to you, had they pointed out the software conflict, and then given you a few thoughts on how to keep those conflicts from happening in the future, other than the generic, "shut things down properly." As you state, that is NOT your problem - something else is. What did they find? What did they change?
Now, when my wife's new auto does not work properly, I take it into the dealership. I do not expect them to give me a 50-page print out of exactly what was wrong (I doubt that I could understand it, and I used to do 90% of my auto maintenance), but I do want them to tell me what NOT to do, so that the problem does not surface again. That would be helpful, and they have been good at instructing me.
Good luck, and at least you got the Mac working, or at least I hope that you did.
Hunt

Windows XP hard crash reboot after login

I've seen a few topics about this, but none of them with solid regression info yet so i'm starting this thread. I hope some of you out there can help out, but I fear the answer is that were all screwed.
SUMMARY:
Windows XP will hard crash (reboot) just after login after loading the UI and during the loading of network components. This then results in the system rebooting into a black screen with no standard windows debug. (which can be forced by F8) Hard shut down is required to restart boot process. This problem can also occur from a waking from sleep, and very rarely occurs at random. When its caused during normal operation its usually spawned on by pressing a button on the keyboard. It will occur randomly at startup, and will occur with Starup Disc set or Option Select. Rarely it will boot into windows XP on the first try, more often (over time) it will require 3-5 reboots to get into XP successfully. This problem isn't caused by the install of any software, instead it progressively gets worse over time. I have experienced this problem with BootCamp 1.3, 1.4 and 2.0 on my MacBook Pro 2.16, but I have never experienced it with my Mac Pro ever which has the same OS and bootcamp installed.
I'm convinced it has something to do with the network drivers and how they are loading. I've noticed that the times it fails to boot that the WiFi and Local Area network icons aren't loaded in the system tray, and the times I have success getting into XP that they are already present when the UI is loading. This same behavior occurs on my Mac Pro and other PC clones, but they dont hard crash when this occurs. On them, you just have to wait for the network to be available.
STEPS:
0) MacBook Pro 2.16 17", Mac OS X 10.5.1, Bootcamp 2.0, Windows XP Pro SP2
1) Power up
2) Hold down Option (can set bootdrive as well)
3) Select Windows
4) Select a User (with password set)
5) Enter password
RESULTS:
Hard crash reboot just after UI loads while network compoents begin to load into the system tray.
WORKAROUND:
Shoot dog
REGRESSION:
Never occures on Mac Pro
Occures with Bootcamp 1.3, 1.4 and 2.0
P.S. I'm writing this in Bootcamp

UPDATE
I've gone into msconfig and turned off everything and have been starting up just fine, so it seams one of these items is cuasing the problem. I see that some people say its the keyboard manager, and I wouldn't doubt it now. So i'm going to leave everything off for now, make sure its always booting and then slowing rool items back on. I'll keep this up to date.
If you want to do this yourself, you can do it two ways.
Built in:
1) Click on the Start Button
2) Select Run...
3) type "msconfig" and hit OK
4) Select the "Startup" tab
5) Unselect everything you see there
6) Close and reboot!
3rd party (the way i prefer)
1) Get Spybot (the new one is awesome)
2) install Spybot
3) Run Spybot
4) Update, immulize and scan (optional, but you will be surprised)
5) Select the "Mode" menu option
6) Select "Advanced mode"
7) Select 'tools" on the lower left hand side
8) Select "System Startup"
9) uncheck all options.
10) close and reboot!
Note: this appiaction is really great, and it will also install a device to watch for reg changes which is good for this sort of regression. Again, its not nessiary to install spybot, but i love it and have it on every PC i ever use and have never regretted it. IT WONT SLOW YOUR COMPUTER LIKE OTHER CRAPPY APPS. This is a very light and clean app.

Exception Error TLB causes a crash/reboot of a Cisco 2950

Hello,
What could be the cause of the crash/reboot if the crashfile contains the following:
System previously crashed with the following message:
Crash info file is flash:/crashinfo/crashinfo_1
C2950 Software (C2950-I6Q4L2-M), Version 12.1(22)EA1, RELEASE SOFTWARE (fc1)
Compiled Mon 12-Jul-04 08:18 by madison
Signal = 10, Code = 0x8, Uptime 17w6d
r0: 00000000, AT: 00000000, v0: 80760000, v1: 00000000
a0: A08ABE54, a1: 80E27498, a2: 00000000, a3: FFFFFFFF
t0: 0000FFFF, t1: 1000E701, t2: 10000000, t3: FFFF00FF
t4: 802CE148, t5: 80E49568, t6: 00000000, t7: 80E49560
s0: 80E27498, s1: 00000000, s2: A08ABCF4, s3: 00000000
s4: 808304E0, s5: A08ABCF0, s6: 80830000, s7: A08ABCEC
t8: 0D0D0D0D, t9: 00000000, k0: 00000000, k1: 00000000
gp: 807C8900, sp: 80CB9B40, s8: A08ABE35, ra: 8001183C
EPC: 00000000, ErrEPC: 00000010, BadVA: 0x00000000, SREG: 1000E703
Cause: 0x00000008 (code 2): TLB (load or ifetch) exception
Signal 10, Exception code (0x0008)!
Frame 00: SP = 0x80CB9B40 PC = 0x8001183C
Frame 01: SP = 0x80CB9B90 PC = 0x8001105C
Frame 02: SP = 0x80CB9BE0 PC = 0x801BA3BC
Frame 03: SP = 0x80CB9BF8 PC = 0x801BA3A8
-Traceback= 0 8001183C 8001105C 801BA3BC 801BA3A8
Many thanks,
Kurt

I decoded the tracebacks and see that your switch crashed due to
http://www.cisco.com/cgi-bin/bugtool/onebug.pl?bugid=CSCef42212

IOS 7.0.4 Update Causing my original iPad Mini to Crash / Reboot Several Times a Day

After running the 7.0.4 update on my original iPad Mini, now the device crashes / reboots randomly when I use it.
I have already tried a complete reset and restore. I redownloaded 7.0.4 using iTunes, setup as new but it is still happening.
Looking at the crash reports it generates it seems to be the same CrashReporter Key: 0076384824ac535f682de13bcb8f4db90a662ed2
(I don't know what that means). They are below
STACK+ITUNESCLOUDD
Incident Identifier: 99B3F2D5-58E3-4D5B-B20B-00A3C2D9229A
CrashReporter Key:   0076384824ac535f682de13bcb8f4db90a662ed2
Hardware Model:      iPad2,5
OS Version:          iPhone OS 7.0.4 (11B554a)
Kernel version:      Darwin Kernel Version 14.0.0: Fri Sep 27 23:00:49 PDT 2013; root:xnu-2423.3.12~1/RELEASE_ARM_S5L8942X
Date:                2013-11-16 21:30:51 -0500
Exception Code:      0xdeaffeed
Reason:              Power assertion timeout for "com.apple.itunescloudd.jaliscoBulkArtworkLoad". Simply releasing it now.
Backtrace for power assertion: pid 155 (0x31ca5ac9 0x31ca5f9f 0x3df4b 0x173cb 0x39149d07 0x3914fb9f 0x162cb 0x2edfe7db 0x2eea2995 0x39150273 0x3915006b 0x39150ce1 0x39150f59 0x3928bdbf 0x3928bc84)
Thermal data unavailable
PANIC.PLIST
Identifier: C46EBEEB-956E-438A-92D8-7A9BF71A8561
CrashReporter Key:   0076384824ac535f682de13bcb8f4db90a662ed2
Hardware Model:      iPad2,5
Date/Time:           2013-11-16 22:56:29.635 -0500
OS Version:          iOS 7.0.4 (11B554a)
CRC ERR!
RESETCOUNTER
Incident Identifier: 89A8B431-60AF-4E6B-A5DB-AC2FDBEED274
CrashReporter Key:   0076384824ac535f682de13bcb8f4db90a662ed2
Date: 2013-11-16 22:31:38 -0500
Reset count: 1
Boot failure count: 1
Boot faults: wdog
Boot stage: 16
Boot app: 2681261667

I'm having the same problem with my ipad w/ retina display. Updated to 7.0.4 on Thursday or Friday and since last night been experiencing blue screen and random restarts.
Until recently it seemed to be linked only to the 'clash of clans' app, but now it is happening on the App Store too.
I contacted apple this morning, after an unsuccessful attempt at complete restore and set up as new ipad. They advised to restore a pervious back up and delete the clash of clans game. Did this, and now I'm getting problems elsewhere which suggests it isn't a compatibility issue with the OS and game.
Also in the same boat as you as I got it on November 2nd, launch day, and out of warranty by 2 weeks. Hopefully they can sort this either by fixing a bug in the OS or repairing my device as it's served me well with no issues for the past 12 months.

My ipad mini is keep on crashing. reboot many times. after the apple logo shows up, the screen will turn into black again.

my ipad mini is keep on crashing. reboot many times. after the apple logo shows up, the screen will turn into black again.

Try the following:
1. Reset
Hold the Sleep and Home button down until you see the Apple logo
2. Restore:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414
3. Recovery:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1808

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hi,
this is driving me bananas for the past days.
Few days ago the router start showing some weird crashes/reboots?!
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Does the iOS device connect to other networks? If yes that tend to indicate a problem with your network.
Does the iOS device see the network?
Any error messages?
Do other devices now connect?
Did the iOS device connect before?
Try the following to rule out a software problem:
- Reset the iOS device. Nothing will be lost
Reset iOS device: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
- Power off and then back on your router
.- Reset network settings: Settings>General>Reset>Reset Network Settings
- iOS: Troubleshooting Wi-Fi networks and connections
- Wi-Fi: Unable to connect to an 802.11n Wi-Fi network
- iOS: Recommended settings for Wi-Fi routers and access points
- Restore from backup. See:
iOS: How to back up
- Restore to factory settings/new iOS device.
If still problem and it does not connect to any networks make an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store since it appears you have a hardware problem.
Apple Retail Store - Genius Bar

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System specs are:
Motherboard: MSI KT4 Ultra
CPU: AMD AthlonXP 2400
Power: 300watt
Ram: PC 2700 333mhz DDR 256MB
Video: Gainward Geforce4 Ti4200 Power Pack Plus! Ultra 650 64MB
Sound: Onboard
Thanks

by the sound of it try a bigger psu,antec enermax over 400 watts
make sure fan on cards not loose

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Since the 7.0.4 update, my iPhone 5 has been crashing/rebooting itself 5-6 times per day. It's become unusable and unreliable. I've done a full reset, to no avail.
It happens on many different apps (Facebook, Google Maps, Calendar, Evernote, to name a few).
Since a resest didn't help, any other ideas? If I can't get a resolution soon, I'll be picking up an Android phone and jumping ship even though I have hundreds of dollars worth of iOS apps. The phone has become unstable and unusable. (For example, I can't run Google Maps for more than 10 minutes before it'll crash and the phone will reboot, making it useless as a navigation device.)

Hey there Gecko85,
It sounds like you have backed up and restored your phone from your backup and that has not resolved the instabilities you are having on the phone. I would next try setting up the phone as a new device, and re installing some of the affected apps to see if the issue persists without the backup installed.
First, backup your device to iTunes again just in case you need, or want to revert to it.
iOS: How to back up and restore your content
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1766
Thank you for using Apple Support Communities.
All the best,
Sterling

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