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iPhone 4s. Diagnostics logs. Lots of low memory errors

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ANDYMILLMAN

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Have any of you guys checked your diagnostic logs under
Settings -- - about--- diagnostic and usage data --- diagnostics and usage data ..???

I can pretty much guarantee you will have lots of entries in there for "low memory" ?

Maybe this is linked to the battery drain we are all seeing. Something running in the background causing it to eat up all the memory.

Have a look and let me know ...
 
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I have lots of low memory errors as well as battery problems
 
ANDYMILLMAN said:
Have any of you guys checked your diagnostic logs under
Settings -- - about--- diagnostic and usage data --- diagnostics and usage data ..???

I can pretty much guarantee you will have lots of entries in there for "low memory" ?

Maybe this is linked to the battery drain we are all seeing. Something running in the background causing it to eat up all the memory.

Have a look and let me know ...
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Good find. I have logging turned off (EDIT: woops, I just have the "automatically send to apple" turned off; I have no logs otherwise) on my phone currently but intend to turn it back on for this experiment.

Can you tell specifically what is complaining of low memory errors?

Also I just had an epiphany: anyone with the iPhone Configuration Utility happen to take a peek at the console to see if there's anything... abnormal?

Cheers!
 
No probs. I have many entries every day for low memory every day since I took it out the box last Friday.

Facebook app is destroying our batteries. Haha 😉

Incident Identifier: 922ACA4B-E7BE-4C0E-B0B3-521DE545BC6A
CrashReporter Key: 1e175d83a00da4da7b87a2a00413cbe092adc351
Hardware Model: iPhone4,1
OS Version: iPhone OS 5.0 (9A334)
Kernel Version: Darwin Kernel Version 11.0.0: Thu Sep 15 23:34:43 PDT 2011;
Date: 2011-10-18 18:55:53 +0100
Time since snapshot: 263 ms

Free pages: 819
Wired pages: 24007
Purgeable pages: 80
Largest process: Facebook

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**End**
 
ANDYMILLMAN said:
Have any of you guys checked your diagnostic logs under
Settings -- - about--- diagnostic and usage data --- diagnostics and usage data ..???

I can pretty much guarantee you will have lots of entries in there for "low memory" ?

Maybe this is linked to the battery drain we are all seeing. Something running in the background causing it to eat up all the memory.

Have a look and let me know ...
Click to expand...

This is totally normal. Apps will receive low memory warnings regularly - it is a signal to purge unused resources. This is by design. (App developer here)
 
I do not think this indicates a problem.

As the previous poster said, it is just the OS being signaled to purge previously opened programs.
 
Got a ton here. Guess they should've given it a gig. My battery life seems a little better than my 4's though (this one's meter on this seems to follow a more linear scale though. It'll last a while at the low percentage points while my 4 was as good as dead at 10%)

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