iPhone How to detect a respring?

[pgoelz]

I'm still trying to figure out why my per-app battery stats keep vanishing. Usage times are not affected.... just the battery percentages disappear. They eventually come back but it can take days but I can't find any cause and effect relationship yet. One possible explanation that was mentioned is a respring. So how do you tell if a respring happened while you were not looking at the phone? Is there any way to tell?

Paul

 

[mattguy10]

Not that I’m aware of.

 

[NoBoMac]

Should have a crash log when that happens in Settings > Privacy > Analytics. Problem is, need to sift through them all to find right one (not sure if will have Springboard in log file name).

 

[gwang73]

You can check the logs for springboard or system-ui resets under Settings->Privacy->Analytics->Analytics Data.

 

[jeyf]

re-spring?
is there an application or situation that draws too much current . The battery voltage falls due to high current draw?

 

[pgoelz]

You can check the logs for springboard or system-ui resets under Settings->Privacy->Analytics->Analytics Data.

I had a look at one of the logs. It had quite a few entries containing the word "springboard" but they looked pretty mundane. I didn't notice anything that said (or even implied) "reset". Is there something in particular I should look for?

Note that this is mostly academic.... I'm just trying to see if I can figure out why my per-app battery percentages go missing. This behavior has been reported many times in many forums but so far no one has come up with a real explanation other than speculation.

Paul

 

[gahig ulo]

when your battery stats gone meaning it respring so make sure your iphone always 98% charge or higher so you would know.

 

[pgoelz]

when your battery stats gone meaning it respring so make sure your iphone always 98% charge or higher so you would know.

Sorry, I'm afraid that didn't make a lot of sense to me. Could you 'splain a bit more in depth?

Paul

 

[gahig ulo]

Sorry, I'm afraid that didn't make a lot of sense to me. Could you 'splain a bit more in depth?

Paul

im not sure what you really is your phone problem either.im just saying the only time we knew that our ios devices respring/reboot on its own when the battery stats disappear.

 

[gwang73]

I had a look at one of the logs. It had quite a few entries containing the word "springboard" but they looked pretty mundane. I didn't notice anything that said (or even implied) "reset". Is there something in particular I should look for?

Note that this is mostly academic.... I'm just trying to see if I can figure out why my per-app battery percentages go missing. This behavior has been reported many times in many forums but so far no one has come up with a real explanation other than speculation.

Paul

I can't remember the exact name of the log but if you do a hard reset, it'll create a "reset" log in Analytics. The other thing you can do is a sysdiagnose on iOS but you need to be a developer and load the profile for it.

Also, you shouldn't have a lot of springboard logs unless something is awry. I would consider doing a reset all settings to see if the errors stop.