What does (awdd) mean

That answer is incorrect. The logs are named after the respective awdd process. So the last "d" stands for daemon (as is the case with all such processes, e.g., launchd, wifid, powerd).

To the OP: please do not mark an answer correct because it sounds plausible. The Apple Lisa was named for Jobs's child, and didn't stand for "local integrated systems architecture" no matter how plausible it sounded.

The reason question is "Why the crap does my iPhone keep crashing????".

It was GBoard.

Just now it crashed and the log created was awdd.

Why is my phone soft booting???

I've got the log for anybody who can tell Apple what's wrong with my phone...

I think they botched the battery replacement....

iPhone 6s

Diagnostic info is automatically sent to Apple if you enabled that when you first setup the phone.

To disable it:

Settings > About > Diagnostics & Usage > Don't Send

but apple will not know of problems if switched off.

After further investigation, the awdd process is part of the WirelessDiagnostic.framework and oddly not part of the AppleWirelessDiagnostic.framework. So I retract my previous statement (except for the "d", which does indeed stand for daemon and not data).

It does look like the awdd stands for: Apple Wireless Diagnosstic Daemon.

Apple/Wireless/Diagnostic/Data

Yes it is Apple Wireless Diagnosis Daemon. Looking at the logs, one can infer that it's sending diagnostics and usage information to apple.

Any idea about this one? "iBoot-1940.3.5"

https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3416361?answerId=16523308022#16523308022

read this thread and it will answer your question and also might help with the reason you asked it

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Thanks! 🙂

What does this mean? "iBoot-1940.3.5" ?

Not really sure, but try this link: http://theiphonewiki.com/wiki/IBoot_(Bootloader)