@Mnementh, if you scroll down to the bottom of this logfile, you should see the last things VLC did, i.e., the crash.
By the way, @all, I checked on the location of the log and did NOT find it after the crash. However, I did find a log I dumped manually, which should have been in the root of my SD card - as stated above. It was at another location - which I find rather interesting.
Apparently, the repartitioning still tells apps that there are multiple partitions / SD cards
If I check with a file browser, e.g. OI File Manager (available via F-Droid), then I see under the button/directory link “storage” that there are three directories. The first is /emulated, the second /sdcard0, and the third /sdcard1.
/emulated is created in the moment I power up my device, apparently. In it, there is an emulated SD card, called 0, and a folder /legacy. Both are apparently links to the same content /sdcard0. This is where I found my manually dumped vlc_logcat_$DATE_$TIME.log file
Now, I’ve got three four questions:
- Could someone please confirm this?
- Could someone who knows something about Android in general, and probably specifically about the FP OS partition unification tell us something about the rationale of this?
- Could someone who knows something about Linux and Android (and VLC?) tell us if this is probably a cause of those crashes?
Most importantly: - If this might be the reason for crashes (and other problems), can we change this?