I use the Fairphone Free OS build, and every time I upgrade via the updater, it goes back to saying thereās a problem with my SD card. I click to āfixā but that seems to mean āformat and erase all my data againā. Iāve been using the SD card for offline vector maps in OSMAnd, databases from WikipOff, and my photos and video. Thereās a lot of data on there and I canāt keep losing it every few months just because an OS came out!
I have had the same problem after updates within Lineage OS. I could solve it with the āSD Maidā app without losing any data. I hope the issue doesnāt happen again because there have been some changes regarding SD memory at the last LOS update.
Lineage OS looks solve many problems on FP2ā¦ Maybe should i try to install itā¦
I am having the same problem. I observed, that on fault the processor always was very hot. So my āwork aroundā is to turn off the phone and put it into the refrigerator for 10 minutes. As expected when powering on the phone the SD card works again.
Note.: Just power cycling without the cooling step will usually not help.
Unfortunately the fp2 support is totally clueless about this issue. I simply think this is another major design flaw of the phone: Putting an external device, which you have no control over, into the temperature sensitive section of the phone is simply naive to say the least.
Thatās peculiar! I used to be able to get SD to work randomly with different reboots, but now it fails every time.
The funny thing is, it isnāt actually failing to read the card. Itās as if it gives up on boot and refuses from then on. I can format and use it each time, but something causes it to want to reformat instead of retry.
The original OS system of the FP2 knows some problems. I solved them all by installing LineageOS. Original OS is still under Android 6, while LineageOS is working under Android 7. That solve many problems as hot processor temprature, SDCard acces, intempestives reboot, and others. For me, that is the best way.
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