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iPhone SE (2022) iPhone SE 2022 - Kernel Panic
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anyone also got this StorageStatus log?.. Not sure if it could be connected to the Kernel Panic
Twice in 2 years? That’s not even noticeable. With the SE 2022 people are experiencing daily or weekly kernel panics 2 weeks into ownership.
This is your seems to be isolated to the iPhone SE models 2022 and SE 3 for the most part.
I suspect something in the kernel code has affected these units concern both units were CPU motherboard upgrades from the existing in market devices already having updated chips, this seems likely.
Those outside of the return window I would definitely showed him the logs definitely Escalade create a ticket with Apple and have them push for still in-market hardware swaps but that might not resolve the issue if in fact the kernel still needs to be updated.
I suspect something in the kernel code has affected these units concern both units were CPU motherboard upgrades from the existing in market devices already having updated chips, this seems likely.
Those outside of the return window I would definitely showed him the logs definitely Escalade create a ticket with Apple and have them push for still in-market hardware swaps but that might not resolve the issue if in fact the kernel still needs to be updated.
Curious, is everyone having this problem with only 15.4.1 as I mentioned earlier I am on my 5th SE3 and this time I decided not to update from ios 15.4 and its been over a week now and I have had no kernel panic so it could be something to do with 15.4.1 ? But then again I cant remember if i updated my first SE3 to 15.4.1 before the problems started.
Does anyone have a StorageStatus log? Even restoring the device brings it back but only appears once and phone is not having any issues. 3 out of the 5 have had this log.
Does anyone have a StorageStatus log? Even restoring the device brings it back but only appears once and phone is not having any issues. 3 out of the 5 have had this log.
Thanks, I wanted to check my logs as I was sure I had this yesterday evening, and there it is. Just the one after owning the phone for 5 weeks but still not a good sign is it?
Hey, unfortunately, the problem is not related with iOS 15.4.1, I received my SE 3 on 15.4 and it was already randomly shutting down
Somehow, instead of the Outbox not ready message, I now have a sleep/wake hang detected panic-full message
I think someone already said it, but there high chances of this issue being a software bug, as your phone is normally under warranty for a whole year, don't bother RMAing, it's juste a waste of time.
Cheers !
Happening to mine too - 15.4 & 15.4.1... I thought I was going mad or was inadvertently holding down the power button or something when unlocked, which I'm not.
Purchased unlocked direct from apple, not from a network or network locked.
My mother and father both bought the same model each at the same time as me and it's been happening to theirs too.
Annoying bug. Hope an update sorts it soon.
Purchased unlocked direct from apple, not from a network or network locked.
My mother and father both bought the same model each at the same time as me and it's been happening to theirs too.
Annoying bug. Hope an update sorts it soon.
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This is happening to me as well. I bought iPhone SE 2022 in March and it has rebooted multiple times. I always get the same "DCP PANIC - poll reg timeout" in the log.
So it appears that the kernel panics are not restricted to the iPhone SE 2022. Which means it is a software issue and not anything due to the specific hardware.
Source? My family has an SE 2020, 12 mini, 13 mini, and regular 13, and only the SE 2022 has the problem.
I’m also not seeing reports of this problem on any other model on forums. So if it is affecting other models, it does not seem to be as widespread as on SE 2022.
The user SeriouslyYellowFlamingo15 reports they have the issue on there 2nd generation SE (post #70). Hence my statement about the kernel panic not restricted to just the 3rd generation SE 2022.