It is authentically known that the application crashed on the device. When connected to a computer, ikskodovsky Organizer does not “see” a single crash log. In the directory

~/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/MobileDevice/<имя девайса>

only two suspicious files are aggregated-2010-11-15.crash and aggregated-2010-11-17.crash , inside of which there is nothing interesting, and these are not even crash logs.

Why can this be?

    2 answers 2

    You need to turn on core dump's

     ulimit -c unlimited

    To make the creation of dumps possible

    If you use csh,

     limit coredumpsize unlimited

    Just by default the limit on the coredamp is 0, so it is never created when falling.

    • Where to turn on? In the Mac or on the iPad? - y0prst
    • This should be done on the device on which the application is running and on which it crashes. - cy6erGn0m

    The problem was solved as follows: for some reason, the copying of crash logs for a specific device was disabled on the developer’s computer. To turn it back on, you had to do the following in iTunes:

    1. Right-click on the device, select "Reset Warnings" and perform synchronization.
    2. When you sync, iTunes will ask: "iPhone will automatically send the iPhone to your computer." Answer “OK” and “Do not ask me again "and continue to crash logs will be copied.