Respring on ipad pro 2020

[GFIF009]

Hi everyone. Since buying the iPad, I have had problems with Restarting Springboard (respring). I sent my logs to technical support, but I didn't get a response for a month+ (support scanned my device and said that the device is fine). Every time after respring, another JetsamEvent appears in the bug reports. In each of these reports, there are such lines. I can't find the root of the problem that is causing respring. I also restored the ipad as new 2 times, but it didn't help. This happens on ios 14.1, 14.2,14.3. In random situations.

 

[djlythium]

I was just going to post about this! 👏🏼

My springboard on ipadOS on an 11“ iPP crashes at least a couple of times per week. It’s always when tapping quickly in and out of apps. If I manipulate iPadOS too quickly, springboard will crash.

 

[jonnyb098]

There are a lot of springboard problems in iOS 14 including choppy animations on all the new devices. My iPhone 12 and 2020 iPad Pro sometimes stutter for no reason as does the new series 6 Apple Watch. There’s clearly issues going on

 

[GFIF009]

I was just going to post about this! 👏🏼

My springboard on ipadOS on an 11“ iPP crashes at least a couple of times per week. It’s always when tapping quickly in and out of apps. If I manipulate iPadOS too quickly, springboard will crash.

You also have the same bugs reports (JetsamEvent) ?

 

[GFIF009]

I also wrote on reddit about this, where everyone says that this is a normal situation, although I don't think so.

 

[djlythium]

You also have the same bugs reports (JetsamEvent) ?

I don’t know how to get those reports.

 

[GFIF009]

I don’t know how to get those reports.

After respring, go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics > Analytics Data. And look for the jetsamevent that appeared during respring

 

[djlythium]

After respring, go to Settings > Privacy > Analytics > Analytics Data. And look for the jetsamevent that appeared during respring

Ah, TY!

should I post it here afterward? What does the code tell me?

 

[GFIF009]

Ah, TY!

should I post it here afterward? What does the code tell me?

Yes, you can post it. This file specifies the reason for the respring. Like the photo in my post.

 

[GFIF009]

Ah, TY!

should I post it here afterward? What does the code tell me?

 

[djlythium]

Okay, got it!

"killDelta" : 15532,

"genCount" : 0,

"age" : 4365913401437,

"purgeable" : 24,

"fds" : 100,

"coalition" : 64,

"rpages" : 28890,

"priority" : 16,

"reason" : "highwater",

"physicalPages" : {

"internal" : [

9573,

16048

]

What does this tell us?

 

[GFIF009]

Okay, got it!

"killDelta" : 15532,

"genCount" : 0,

"age" : 4365913401437,

"purgeable" : 24,

"fds" : 100,

"coalition" : 64,

"rpages" : 28890,

"priority" : 16,

"reason" : "highwater",

"physicalPages" : {

"internal" : [

9573,

16048

]

What does this tell us?

highwater: A system daemon exceeded its highest-expected memory footprint.

Identifying high-memory use with jetsam event reports | Apple Developer Documentation

Discover why the operating system terminated your app when available memory was low.

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