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Rikk Flohr-Retired
Adobe Employee
January 3, 2020
Ok. That is a 2016 iPad Air and should meet specs no problem.

  1. Restart the iPad
  2. Launch Lightroom
  3. As soon as it crashes, restart Lightroom and immediately create a log file. 
Instructions: 

iOS Log File

can be triggered when you  open up the  Lr Mobile settings and  then navigate in to the Help & Support section and long-press (2-3 sec) “Access our Support Forum”-entry and a  diagnostic log will be generated and attached to your local mail client.

I will send you an email with the instructions where to send. 
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Suzanne Mathia
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 2, 2020
30 gb of 123 used. All software updated. Reinstall ed lr.
Ipad 9.7" modelA1673
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Rikk Flohr-Retired
Adobe Employee
January 2, 2020
Ah, I missed this was an iPad. Apologies

What is the free space on the iPad?
How old is the iPad? 
I assume you are on iOS 13.3? Lightroom 5.1 for iPad?
Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the App?
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Suzanne Mathia
Community Expert
Community Expert
January 2, 2020
No crash report. Lightroom just shuts down. Ipad pro 9.7".
Thanks for responding. I am trying to find a viable way to use ipad while traveling and syncing back to classic via synced collection. It all works except for the direct import issue.
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Rikk Flohr-Retired
Adobe Employee
January 2, 2020
Suzanne, I find no crash reports from you under the email you've used on this forum. Do you use a different email?
Do you get a crash report dialog?
Is the dialog from the OS or Adobe?
If no dialog then it sounds like a hardware failure - likely memory. 
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