GandalfTheGrey
New Head-Fier
Still seeing some "interesting" behavior:
Every time I power-down, reboot, wake-from-sleep, unplug the USB or - IIRC - sometimes even the headphone cable, the FiiO freezes up.
I've tried lowering the CPU frequency, have "frozen" non-essential apps that I thought might be causing bottlenecks (BetterBatteryStats and Greenify, for starters), and am running basically on minimums, as far as apps are concerned, but no luck.
I have a 1TB PNY MicroSD in each slot.
My current "workaround" consists of removing the SD cards after forcing a power-down, then reinserting them, as soon as the system seems to be up and running normally, one after another, with a short pause in between, to let the device mount the SD's properly. In this state (both MicroSD's inserted, read and running) everything works fine: I can play music off them without a glitch, and exploring the cards' contents goes smoothly, so it doesn't "feel" like the cards are somehow "laggy" or, generally, faulty.
Something must be "happening/changing" (going more on intuition, here, as opposed to knowledge) when there's a "state change" (from off to on, from plugged-in to unplugged, etc.) that freezes up the system.
1. I'd have to check the device's manufacture date, but could it be that having potentially been "dormant" for a while has made the battery too weak to cope with "peak" power draws? (Might unfreeze BetterBatteryStats to see if I can find any indications).
2. Can anyone tell me if the X5iii has some kind of logging function that I might be able to look into?
Every time I power-down, reboot, wake-from-sleep, unplug the USB or - IIRC - sometimes even the headphone cable, the FiiO freezes up.
I've tried lowering the CPU frequency, have "frozen" non-essential apps that I thought might be causing bottlenecks (BetterBatteryStats and Greenify, for starters), and am running basically on minimums, as far as apps are concerned, but no luck.
I have a 1TB PNY MicroSD in each slot.
My current "workaround" consists of removing the SD cards after forcing a power-down, then reinserting them, as soon as the system seems to be up and running normally, one after another, with a short pause in between, to let the device mount the SD's properly. In this state (both MicroSD's inserted, read and running) everything works fine: I can play music off them without a glitch, and exploring the cards' contents goes smoothly, so it doesn't "feel" like the cards are somehow "laggy" or, generally, faulty.
Something must be "happening/changing" (going more on intuition, here, as opposed to knowledge) when there's a "state change" (from off to on, from plugged-in to unplugged, etc.) that freezes up the system.
1. I'd have to check the device's manufacture date, but could it be that having potentially been "dormant" for a while has made the battery too weak to cope with "peak" power draws? (Might unfreeze BetterBatteryStats to see if I can find any indications).
2. Can anyone tell me if the X5iii has some kind of logging function that I might be able to look into?