As a result, the information on the internal storage got corrupted somehow and the system still thinks, that parts of the SD card are encrypted and parts of the SD card file access permissions got corrupted as well. With the logs from my last entry, my current theory is the following: My initial attempt to encrypt the card was around the reboot issues I had (the beginning of this thread). perhaps I missed the essential messages due to inexperience in Android device debugging.Īny hint how to solve this strage issue would be appreciated! The warning about the unclean unmount is due to the sudden reboot of the phone, but the filesystem is consistent.Ī 'adb logcat' before a reboot did not give me any insghts about the cause of the problem. No errors found.Īs you can see, the sd card is heavily used, but this shouldn't be a problem. Here's the output of a exfatfsck under linux:įile system checking finished. I'm on Android 7.1.1 build number 45.0.A.1.229 and my sd card is a Lexar Professional 128GB High-Performance Class 10 UHS-I 600x 95MB/s Micro SDXC card. After about ten seconds, the phone reboots Disable Wifi on router or disable Wifi on phone via settingsĢ. But after finishing my installation, I had reboots, when my network connection changed! This ony happens, when an SD card is inserted and the problem is reproducible. Yesterday, I finished the installation of all of my apps and encountered a really strange problem: With only some app data on my SD card, everything was fine. Some days ago I got my new Xperia XZ Professional and I like it a lot

Baka loader please reinstall