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How to view crash logs in iPhone device
What are the main causes of iPhone device crashes?
View crash logs in your iPhone device using Kemo Assistant
Summary
This article explains how to view crash logs in an iPhone device in order to investigate the cause of the crash. We'll show you three different methods, including using Crash Assistant to view crash logs.
introduction
Don't worry when your iPhone device crashes, freezes or automatically restarts. The crash can be caused by any hardware driver or iPhone device error. In this case, the crash log can provide useful information to help you find the cause of the crash. This article will explain how to view crash logs in iPhone devices and the main reasons that may cause crashes.
What are the main causes of iPhone device crashes?
Most computer users believe that identifying the main causes of system crash is difficult as various factors can be involved in system crash. Still, Microsoft's iPhone device components are rarely responsible for these crashes. Instead, these crashes are caused by faulty hardware drivers or third-party software installations. Here are some of the main reasons that can cause your iPhone device to crash:
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Bad Drivers: Bad drivers are another common cause of iPhone device crashes. Installing incorrect drivers can cause your system to crash and make it vulnerable to viruses.
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System overheating: When the system overheats, different system components fail to work properly, causing the iPhone device to crash or freeze.
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Hard drive failure: If there is a problem with your computer's hard drive, it can cause your iPhone device to crash. Hard drive failure may cause the iPhone device to be unable to open files, and it may also affect computer files.
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Memory Failure: If the RAM in your system fails, the iPhone device will have difficulty retrieving data from the memory. Whenever the iPhone device tries to recover data from the memory, RAM failure may cause the system to crash or freeze.
Finding the actual reason behind your iPhone device crashing is a difficult process. Rather than following random advice that may or may not adequately resolve your crash problem, your best solution is to read this article thoroughly to better understand crash logs. In this article, you will learn how to view the crash logs in your iPhone device using Kemo Assistant . So, let’s get started!
View crash logs in your iPhone device using Kemo Assistant
Kemo Assistant is an auxiliary tool designed for iOS application development on Apple mobile phones. It provides app real-time logs, crash log analysis and other functions, helping to efficiently develop and debug iOS applications. It stores information about driver and system software loading. In the event log, you can capture information such as alert type, warning type, information type, error type, failed audit type, successful audit type, notification type, debug type, etc. Among them, error type, warning type and information type are the three most common types in event logs.
Even though the event log contains a lot of information, you can still use Event Viewer to view the crash log on your iPhone device. Here are the steps:
Crash log analysis
Kemo Assistant also provides a crash log analysis and viewing module, which can easily export and view crash logs on iOS devices, and symbolize, format and analyze them. Here's how to do it:
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Open the Demon Control Assistant and select the crash log you want to view.
2. Click "Export Log" to generate a folder containing the crash log, which can be easily submitted to the development team for analysis.
PS: When connecting to data, first connect the iPhone to the computer through a data cable. The iOS phone must trust this connection (when WiFi debugging is turned on, a data cable is not required)
Summarize
This article explains how to view crash logs in iPhone devices. We first listed the main causes of iPhone device crashes, and then focused on the method of using Kemo Assistant to view crash logs. Additionally, we have mentioned some other tools that can be used to view crash logs. By reading this article, you will have a better understanding of how to investigate and resolve iPhone device crashing issues.