Ipad Air random reboot on ios 8.0.2

Try some basic troubleshooting:

(A) Try reset iPad

Hold down the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears

(B) Try reset all settings

Settings>General>Reset>Reset All Settings

(C) Setup as new (data will be lost)

Settings>General>Reset>Erase all content and settings

Did you setup as new?

If you setup as new and it still doesn't work, it's time to make an appointment with Apple.

THis happened to me too. I was able to restore my ipad by putting it in Recovery Mode and doing a Restore. Put your ipad in Recovery Mode by pressing the Power, Home and both volume buttons at the same time. So basically you're pressing all four buttons at the same time until your iPad goes into Recovery Mode (which shows Connect to iTunes graphic). You can then Restore your iPad and then Restore from Backup.

I got this problem too. I has restored it but the problem is still.

Hi. I too have exactly the same problem. Since upgrading to 8.02 my iPad Air reboots randomly. The screen flashes blue for a split second and just reboots. It doesn't matter what i am doing. There is no specific task or App which causes this.

The problem seems to a crash that iOS calls "panic.ips", with debugger message "WDT timeout". I have no idea what it seems but I hope this helps Apple fix the issue. To help Apple, switch on Automatically Send (in Settings, Privacy, Diagnostics 7 Usage) to send diagnostic info to Apple, so that they will receive these crash logs automatically.

Go to Settings, Privacy, Diagnostics & Usage and Diagnostic & Usage Data. There you will see one line for each time your iOS device crashed, with the format [some code]-[date]-[time].panic.ips", for example [some code]--10-02-2304444.panis.ips".

Tapping on it gives a long log, but there seem to be some hints what could have caused the crash:Debugger message: WDT timeout

According to the list, my iPad has crashed 21 times in the four days since September 29, which is a few days after I upgraded to iOS 8.0.2.

Please help Apple fix the issue, and confirm that you have the same problem. Switch on Automatically Send diagnostic info to Apple, so that they will receive these crash logs automatically.

Folks, just to update. I have bought iPad air 32 go wifi 20 days ago and started facing the issue of rand on restarting of iPad. After rigorous follow up I got it replaced and install 8.02 on my new iPad and it again start getting restarted with blue screen. I think issue is with iOS 8.02.

I Have faced the same issue today. Checked the diagnostic report and found the following error

{"bug_type":"110","os_version":"iOS 8.0.2 (12A405)"}

Incident Identifier: 26369F39-B32E-45FA-8F55-22E129BD4D79

CrashReporter Key: af0910b78f0969f0e25d7cba967a36d86ea20941

Hardware Model: iPad4,2

Date/Time: 2014-10-07 00:27:42.474 +0530

OS Version: iOS 8.0.2 (12A405)

Debugger message: WDT timeout

9s ago: 0b50 0f9fd0ce63 0r1f54000 0m0/1

OS version: 12A405

Kernel version: Darwin Kernel Version 14.0.0: Thu Sep 18 21:51:01 PDT 2014; root:xnu-2783.1.72~23/RELEASE_ARM64_S5L8960X

iBoot version: iBoot-2261.1.68

secure boot?: YES

Paniclog version: 3

Kernel slide: 0x000000001dc00000

Kernel text base: 0xffffff801fc02000

Epoch Time: sec usec

Boot : 0x54278a5c 0x00000000

Sleep : 0x5432d8a3 0x0009a62d

Wake : 0x5432daa3 0x000b3020

Calendar: 0x5432e611 0x00018080

Total cpu_usage: 16976620

Thread task pri cpu_usage

0xffffff80012a05e0 syslogd 31 0

0xffffff80009b6ac0 kernel_task 0 5280622

0xffffff80009c1800 kernel_task 0 5184090

Panicked task 0xffffff8000998b20: 61774 pages, 159 threads: pid 0: kernel_task

panicked thread: 0xffffff80009c1800, backtrace: 0xffffff8020097a20

lr: 0xffffff801fcdb44c fp: 0xffffff8020097a80

lr: 0xffffff80202b5cc8 fp: 0xffffff8020097f60

lr: 0xffffff8020cdb20c fp: 0xffffff8020097fd0

lr: 0xffffff801ffedd4c fp: 0xffffff8020097fe0

lr: 0xffffff801fcd126c fp: 0xffffff8020097ff0

lr: 0xffffff801fcd9a58 fp: 0xffffff80a9df3ca0

lr: 0xffffff801fcd83a0 fp: 0x0000000000000000

********* Dumping thread state and stacks *********

Task 0xffffff8000998b20: 61774 pages, 159 threads: pid 0: kernel_task

thread 0xffffff802011e150

kernel continuation: 0xffffff801fc9bac4

>>>>>>>>thread 0xffffff80009c1800

>>>>>>>> kernel backtrace: ffffff80a9df3ca0

>>>>>>>> 0xffffff801fcd83a0

Ive had this same error.....My iPad will reboot 20-30 times a day. Are we just sitting and waiting......?

Yes. Welcome to the Apple experience. "It just works!"

I had this problem first on installing IOS8. The iPad became unusable because of the constant reboots. I went through the whole restore/reset/start again process and ended up in the same place. Meanwhile I was doing all the app updates as they came. Then it all settled for a while and the reboots became less frequent. Then after 8.0.2 it all started up again. I am wondering if there is an app we all use that performs tasks in the background which causes this issue. I did have 'Background App Refresh' completely disabled for a while but re-enabled. I've now turned it off again as I'm having reboots & will see what happens over time.

Another constant problem is apps just closing with no error message while you are using them. I had that problem with my iPhone4 ages ago & it is still present with my iPad Air. When you have bugs like these in a product that persist for years, then you have a serious problem.

So yes, sitting & waiting is all we do. Keep doing app updates. Hope for the best...

It really seems to be an iPad (Mini) issue. My 3-year old iPhone 4S is also running iOS 8.0.2 and has never crashed. Also, there a few more threads on this ("More like this" below) and they all mention the iPad

Has anyone tried to use iTunes on a computer to back up and restore from there? This will give you a clean install of 8.0.2. In contrast, if you installed iOS 8.0.2 via an over-the-air update, it was a so-called delta update replacing only part of the original iOS 8.0 code, and this may have introduced some conflicts. Compare this to patching up a tire versus installing a brand new one. A recent post on daringfireball.net linked to a similar issue (http://verynicewebsite.net/2014/08/a-tale-of-two-restores/), where a complete restore from iTunes freed up gigabytes of space that was shown as used after a simple over-the-air update.

As for myself, I installed iOS 8.0 from my PC and iTunes and had no rebooting issues with my iPad Mini. Installed iOS 8.0.2 over-the-air and have the rebooting issue. Unfortunately I am traveling and do not have a PC with iTunes nearby to back up and restore with iTunes. Has anyone tried this?

restore your iPad through iTunes and set it as a new iPad.only then the problem goes.you have to loose all your data.its also better to download apps again through App Store rather than installing the old apps