Ipad air low memory crash

OK, I answered my own question and found the "dynamic" wallpaper options in Settings. I was never using one of the dynamic wallpapers. I have been using still photos from my photo album. I just switched from using my own photo to using one of the Apple still wallpapers and will see if that makes any difference. I'm not Holding my breath though.

UPDATE: Just crashed on me again with one of the Apple still pics set as wallpaper. Conclusion: the problem is not solved by avoiding dynamic wallpaper.

I have been following this thread from the beginning. All the features and functions of the Air should work as designed. We should not have to compromise and stop using Dynamic Wallpaper or any other feature because of this crash problem.

I have not had any new crashes since a clean wipe and hard wire re-install of iOS7 last Saturday. Granted it's only been 3 days and still to early so say if it's fixed on my Air. The Apple advisor said sometimes WiFi updates corrupt the software and could be a valid reason why so many problems are being reported. I suspect most if not all install updates are done wirelessly.

Can someone post links to sites that cause crashes so I can test it out on my Air?

Try this:

http://9to5mac.com/2013/11/08/a-week-with-the-ipad-air-in-three-words-believe-th e-hype/

But the problem is the management of the scarce RAM.

I've been experiencing crashes with different apps, the common thing is the...use of memory that soon "depletes"...

I post here a crash log from my SuperPad

Crash log example

Incident Identifier: 05AABA2C-405C-481A-A21A-D526D81C7533

CrashReporter Key: 7668ec56ac8eecedad0f5abc81a119e4cb76164f

Hardware Model: iPad4,1

OS Version: iPhone OS 7.0.4 (11B554a)

Kernel Version: Darwin Kernel Version 14.0.0: Fri Sep 27 23:08:32 PDT 2013; root:xnu-2423.3.12~1/RELEASE_ARM64_S5L8960X

Date: 2013-12-03 18:50:48 +0100

Time since snapshot: 113 ms

Free pages: 5706

Active pages: 78168

Inactive pages: 35298

Speculative pages: 3802

Throttled pages: 0

Purgeable pages: 0

Wired pages: 119229

File-backed pages: 22374

Anonymous pages: 94894

Compressions: 248987

Decompressions: 60506

Compressor Size: 10966

Uncompressed Pages in Compressor: 34269

Largest process: MobileSafari

Processes

Name <UUID> rpages recent_max fds [reason] (state)

MobileMail <387c38c23acc32dc912a5088ef6b2b66> 1363 1363 200 (resume) (continuous)

tccd <a4190e0e6f6b3d23b06326c8935a5bb4> 213 213 200 (daemon)

kbd <4350c1efc23b3182809fcb6d8a7885fd> 1348 1348 200 (daemon)

librariand <f9e63967978833b585958d2d38f51e16> 486 486 200 (daemon)

MobileSafari <e7a0a9831f8c3339a9425f56f51e5005> 179850 179850 400 [per-process-limit] (frontmost) (resume)

identityservices <cd1fff47d6ad3b0f85cdc5fb39d8b53e> 433 433 100 (daemon)

syslogd <5c3a246617d3399e977efc84c2e29df2> 223 223 50 (daemon)

imagent <5080234127f5363fb539ffc3965af6e2> 345 345 50 (daemon)

wifid <ca4f06468bf03d0f8847089e8cd320f1> 498 498 50 (daemon)

powerd <a1fc82c399dc36e2b18a6fbb3d936a88> 149 149 100 (daemon)

locationd <10f268a18d5d3343ab21be48bb005ecf> 1452 1452 100 (daemon)

mediaserverd <f067d4c2a21a30fbabab30d9c94ccbd3> 1139 1139 50 (daemon)

iaptransportd <4c622f6c4295395997e7a6ec783b4623> 248 248 100 (daemon)

mDNSResponder <2b8ad561938f3fc0a6255b607f503040> 306 306 100 (daemon)

apsd <ceb7855af3a63c2682fab13d5e0aeb82> 662 662 100 (daemon)

dataaccessd <b155854105f531248c2a44fd3733d59e> 2316 2316 200 (daemon)

sharingd <550630f3f5dc3f0aa08ba04876d82e6d> 584 584 50 (daemon)

voiced <baad1d590ec8344385d046dacfa431da> 337 337 200 (daemon)

assistantd <5abc7ba2f2073bc98f6e8902bd736604> 1000 1000 200 (daemon)

assistant_servic <33c881cc5b193213a31c53f4241a7047> 696 696 200 (daemon)

calaccessd <d6960604dc2c37499cd597b510055d7e> 282 282 200 (daemon)

awdd <ccdd312f794e39e0b77a41fb0fc67daa> 323 323 200 (daemon)

SpringBoard <fe632b47e4ee342baf4b3701cd11b242> 15596 15596 50

backboardd <2f84882cf3693dfb921f4e0d38966f50> 93702 93702 50 (daemon)

fseventsd <a0223d346d4431a5ba1caabf8505b40e> 247 247 50 (daemon)

lockdownd <e280cf66209e3be980809a7d93eea76e> 270 270 50 (daemon)

configd <bb6e02e801a93ef896f2f3cf5cbb00fe> 624 624 50 (daemon)

fairplayd.A2 <f788338420e63532960518b7b1333967> 145 145 100 (daemon)

aggregated <6189b3e3d0c83a879b99cf7cd566dffb> 786 786 100 (daemon)

BTServer <3669aefbfb2e3577b17bde9598feda76> 357 357 100 (daemon)

distnoted <c40569cbea09312b9310bc74cbc88e29> 157 157 100 (daemon)

UserEventAgent <0d33b64c0c003a65b9a87c6622921781> 664 664 50 (daemon)

networkd <c7aa87e0c2d33d379a09598281a5e3ee> 682 682 100 (daemon)

EscrowSecurityAl <e14ee8c5bc0f3447b6cdaad44ab402da> 220 220 100 (daemon)

filecoordination <72a4cec360d435c09cb83d2316317288> 240 240 200 (daemon)

touchsetupd <0c315f01ae8d3675ad1a4eda4c9b18bb> 195 195 200 (daemon)

ubd <231dc91e9b11307eb98874f9bbfaa86c> 615 615 100 (daemon)

pasteboardd <6a060fcef15735f6884cc7e7f388d7bb> 175 175 200 (daemon)

cplogd <96828e7047bf36e2a1cdffcc1be700f8> 144 144 200 (daemon)

wirelessproxd <9f112d11a5f734019013a43e9fc677a9> 62 62 200 (daemon)

CommCenterClassi <43ec18e4391c3f58a157849cda0d61e0> 422 422 50 (daemon)

notifyd <bd919e93d6293562af0b7ec0e21247a0> 256 256 100 (daemon)

**End**

This crash info is similar to what I am receiving from my iPad Air. I did a clean installation and crashes started happening after 4 days.

This is pretty much the same log I was getting as well.

Thank you for the link. I let it load until the little wheel in upper left hand corner stopped spinning. Took about 7 seconds. I was able to scroll down to the last comment dated November 13 at 10:51 without crashing on first try.

Tried that link a second time. This time it took 12 seconds to load. Scrolled down to bottom with no crash. Attached a link with the last link on the bottom but it may show up at the top.

Try this. Let it load fully until the spinning wheel stops and then scroll down at a little faster then normal reading speed. It did not crash for me.

http://9to5mac.com/2013/11/08/a-week-with-the-ipad-air-in-three-words-believe-th e-hype/

Does someone know what FDS stands for in the crash log?

Tks

I can not find any info in the web...

@etype2

Try to open 3 or 4 apps or more, like Apple store, IMovie, Maps or other... before to load the page...

I have a systematic crash :-(

I use SysStatus to monitor memory, processes etc. and the behavior is reproduble and can be analyzed.

Ciao :-;

Crashed immediately on iPhone 5s, but I had at least a dozen apps already open.

Response is unpredictable. Depending on how many apps I have open it may crash immediately or it may crash at the bottom or it may crash while scrolling back up to the top.

Hey Fabio just curious did you restore your iPad Air and install your apps again like some have said on here?

Fabio,

Third test: open Apps 1. My personal website which is graphic intensive 25 pages, some take 20 seconds to load.

2. The Weather Channel

3. CNN live video running

4. Pandora with song playing

5. This site

This time 9to5 Mac.com took 17 seconds to fully load. Scrolled down faster then normal reading speed (not a speed scroll) and no crash.

I would ask the same question below:

"Hey Fabio just curious did you restore your iPad Air and install your apps again like some have said on here?"

FYI

If you haven't seen it yet, here is the iPhone Configuration Utility Apple sent me to collect data after a crash and send it to the engineers. You download it to a Mac, sync the iPad with iTunes, then look in the console of he utility.

http://support.apple.com/kb/dl1465

You can also find logs for the crashes on a Mac in the hidden library ~/library. Look for the Logs folder, then CrashReporter then Mobiledevice. Interesting stuff there. The engineers asked for that, too.

Wonder what the conversations are at Apple about this.