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BIM - DEEP Model 2.0

Smarter iPhone Diagnostics

Traditional iPhone diagnostic tools rely solely on PANIC logs to identify hardware issues. But hardware failures are complex — and a single log often tells only part of the story.DEEP Model 2.0 changes that. It combines PANIC logs with additional system logs to provide more complete and accurate fault recognition — before opening the device.

Why Combine Logs?

Log TypePurposeWhat It Reveals
PANICCrash triggerInitial error causing reboot
STACKSExecution pathCode/hardware trace at crash
JETSAMMemory managementRAM pressure and app/resource failures
THERMAL/BATTERY/DIAGDevice healthOverheating or power anomalies
IO-AGGREGATEDStorage & I/ONAND or PMIC access errors
BRIDGEOSCo-processor logsT2 chip or Secure Enclave issues
BASEBANDModem activitySignal, modem, or SIM faults

Key Benefits of DEEP Model 2.0

  • Smarter fault detection: Get insights based on full-system behavior, not just one crash log.
  • Save technician time: Pinpoint issues faster — even before disassembly.
  • Reduce guesswork: Use clear log patterns and correlation to isolate faulty components.
  • Boost repair success: Fewer misdiagnoses and return visits.

Combined Log Analysis – Diagnostic Benefits

PANIC Log (Initial Clue)With Other Relevant LogsFaulty Component Identified
userspace watchdog timeoutSTACKS shows last running thread in `powerd`Power IC (PMIC) or battery connector
sep panic: watchdog timeoutBRIDGEOS logs reveal Secure Enclave reboot loopsT2/Secure Enclave chip
applelogo panic: no successful checkinsIO-AGGREGATED shows NAND access errorsNAND (storage) or PMU
baseband crashBASEBAND logs show missing signal registrationBaseband chip / RF path
Missing sensor(s)THERMAL logs show no temperature readings from one zoneTemperature sensor line or power rail
Kernel panic due to memory pressureJETSAM logs show repeated RAM pressure eventsRAM module or CPU RAM management
watchdog: no successful checkinsSTACKS shows I/O hangs in `thermalmonitord`Charging IC or I2C sensors

How It Works

  1. Upload the PANIC log.
  2. Based on the panic data, the system will prompt you to upload additional relevant logs.
  3. Click Analyze Logs to run deep fault detection across all inputs.

DEEP Model 2.0 is a work in progress — but it's already transforming iPhone diagnostics.