I'm trying to debug a hard to reproduce crash on my iPhone app. The only info I have till now is the following log from the device of my customer:
Incident Identifier: 7A3417A-4F27-44E3-97A3-AF811A79C88E CrashReporter Key: 13d8ee7a1052506be1ae7b4bbcb3439d1c86df85 Hardware Model: iPhone4,1 OS Version: iPhone OS 6.0 (10A403) Kernel Version: Darwin Kernel Version 13.0.0: Sun Aug 19 00:28:05 PDT 2012; root:xnu-2107.2.33~4/RELEASE_ARM_S5L8940X Date: 2012-10-24 08:11:29 +0200 Time since snapshot: 7156 ms Free pages: 793 Active pages: 3323 Inactive pages: 2043 Throttled pages: 88283 Purgeable pages: 144 Wired pages: 33372 Largest process: NLinBusiness Processes Name rpages recent_max [reason] (state) lsd 172 172 [vm] (daemon) (idle) MobilePhone 1015 1015 [vm] (resume) (continuous) tccd 170 170 [vm] (daemon) NLinBusiness 51246 51246 [vm] (frontmost) (resume) calaccessd 288 288 (daemon) mediaserverd 2319 2319 (daemon) wifid 570 570 (daemon) locationd 1312 1312 (daemon) syslogd 171 171 (daemon) aosnotifyd 684 684 (daemon) dataaccessd 2504 2504 (daemon) iaptransportd 235 235 (daemon) SpringBoard 23545 23545 backboardd 5779 5779 (daemon) networkd 210 210 (daemon) BTServer 240 240 (daemon) configd 804 804 (daemon) fairplayd.N94 161 161 (daemon) fseventsd 499 499 (daemon) imagent 703 703 (daemon) mDNSResponder 306 306 (daemon) UserEventAgent 601 601 (daemon) mediaremoted 225 225 (daemon) amfid 136 136 (daemon) syncdefaultsd 294 294 (daemon) ubd 456 456 (daemon) recentsd 859 859 (daemon) SCHelper 146 146 (daemon) twitterd 636 636 (daemon) absinthed.N94 104 104 (daemon) sociald 885 885 (daemon) filecoordination 202 202 (daemon) distnoted 129 129 (daemon) apsd 348 348 (daemon) aggregated 103 103 (daemon) lockdownd 349 349 (daemon) powerd 189 189 (daemon) securityd 389 389 (daemon) CommCenter 1045 1045 (daemon) notifyd 210 210 (daemon) ReportCrash 332 332 (daemon) **End**
Is there any useful info about the crash in this log?
Actually, this log is quite informative. The app in question didn't crash - it was killed by Jetsam/memorystatus. This was explained by us in My app crashes and closes down and there is very little information as to why
In your case, the NLinBusiness app (yours, I guess?) is using way too much memory - remember that iOS has no swap. The free page count is low so as to trigger a low memory condition, and your app is killed. By responding to Low Memory Events, you can stave off being killed.
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