My iPhone 13 keeps restarting, but it’s not like most kernel panics I’ve seen. It’s definitely kernel panics, as I have the panic full logs, but the circumstances are weird.

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My iPhone 13 keeps restarting, but it’s not like most kernel panics I’ve seen. It’s definitely kernel panics, as I have the panic full logs, but the circumstances are weird.

Hey everyone! I’ve been having some problems with my iPhone 13. Awhile back, I dropped it and the frame bent ever so slightly on the side with the volume buttons, and it kept restarting (expect for some reason after around 8-9pm it would be perfectly fine). decided to start using an old iPhone 11 I had lying around, but it was sadly lost last weekend at 6 flags. Now I’m back on the 13, and I need to fix this. So now on to my current situation: I do not have a SIM card currently installed, and this is the best it’s ever run. The phone did not restart ONCE while it was in SOS mode, and only restarted twice when I was on WiFi. This leads me to believe that the issue is coming from something involving WiFi/mobile data, and it would restart the most while it was on mobile data before I switched to the 11. The two panic logs I’ve seen are “port enable failed” and “Timeout period of 20000 ms expired waiting for event message #743 with type 1.” I am unsure how to upload the exact files below. Thank you everyone in advance for your help, and hopefully this won’t be too expensive to fix.

Posted on May 26, 2024 1:08 AM

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Answer 1

Jul 1, 2024 8:51 PM in response to captainrexlover7567

Hi, was wondering if you discovered a fix to this? My iPhone 13 started doing the same thing today. I did not drop it or do anything to damage it recently, my most recent circumstances that may have affected it was I was in an area with sporadic cell service. I had my phone on Airplane mode for probably 7 of the 9 hours it was like this. I took it off airplane mode briefly a few times to see if I had service and it went into SOS mode temporarily. No problems on the way back home using data, and it first occurred when I tried to connect to my home Wi-Fi.

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Jul 10, 2024 2:20 AM in response to nlingenfelter

No dice. It’s still restarting, but less now. I’m boldly assuming it has to do with the bent frame on my end. The new problem is my cellular likes to go out randomly (most often when I’m trying to send a text or make a call). It usually comes back within 30 or so seconds, but sometimes it just goes out and stays out and I have to restart. My plan now is to just wait until I can trade this one in at att (they’ll accept it as long it meets their requirements, which mine does) and get a new one. Really ****** situation all around. If you go into yours settings can you find something that says “panic full”?

To find it go to setting>security/privacy>analytics and improvements>analytics data and scroll until you find it

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My iPhone 13 keeps restarting, but it’s not like most kernel panics I’ve seen. It’s definitely kernel panics, as I have the panic full logs, but the circumstances are weird.

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