[bsupnik]

Hi Y'all,

If you bought x-plane for the iphone and have seen it crash on startup, the first thing you should know is: rebooting your iphone or ipod touch will almost certainly fix the problem -- we've only had one user for whom that didn't correct the crash.

But...Austin and I are trying to learn more to see if we can fix this problem in our code (or at least understand it better). But we never see this on OUR devices. :-(

So if you've had an iphone crash, please email me the crash log (bsupnik at xsquawkbox dot net) for analysis. Here's how you get the log:

1. Sync your iphone with itunes.
2. Crash logs will be stored in:

For Mac Users:
~/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/MobileDevice/<iPhone name>

For Windows Users:
Application Data\Apple Computer\Logs\CrashReporter\MobileDevice\<iPhone name>

We could use a crash log, system log, anything you can find as long as you've had a recent crash.

Thanks!!
Ben

[56RAF_Seeker]

I've had a few crashes, but a restart always fixes it.

The windows path you quote doesn't exist for me; I'm using Vista64.

After checking "show hiddden folders" for the users directory tree, "application data" is a link which denys access. "appdata" is browsable, but contains no "logs" folder.

[jonashn]

Try using start-> run -> %appdata% . It works in about the past 5 versions of windows and also on vista.

And Ben and Austin - try installing 9 pages of apps on your iPhones, run some of them, and you're almost certainly goin' to crash your phone after running X-Plane.

Ben - will you thank Austin for his appearence on MBW from a guy loving the iPhone port? It was very interesting to listen to!