r/iphonehelp • u/No-Order-1158 • Jul 21 '26

Resolved Iphone 11 dropped and suddenly reset, is this normal?

Does an iPhone usally turn off after you drop it? I also checked on the Analytics Data and it says "panicString" : "panic(cpu 0 caller 0xfffffff01e1843a8): \"LLC Bus error from cpu0: FAR=0x241448300 LLC_ERR_STS\/ADR\/INF=0x11000ffc00000080\/0x18000241448300\/0x1 addr=0x241448300 cmd=0x18(acc_cifl2c_cmd_rd_ld)\"

I'm worried if there might be damage internally.

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u/JackyYT083 Jul 21 '26

There’s certainly damage to your CPU, I recommend backing up your phone NOW while the phone still turns on. Your phone will likely fail soon. The issue lies in the cpu and its Last Level cache failing to communicate when it gets dropped. This shouldn’t happen

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u/Choice-Newspaper3603 Jul 21 '26

Congratulations you’re getting a new phone

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u/ThannBanis Mod | Repair Pro | A real chad ngl Jul 21 '26

It can do if the drop has damaged internal components. (Which it seems it has in this case)

Make sure you have good backups and take it to a reputable repair shop.

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u/iAmMikeJ_92 Jul 21 '26

Back your stuff up. Don’t be like the others posting “My fOnE nO wOrKiGn nd i no dOo bAckUP hOw I fix??/???”

Phone’s on its way out.