[ROM][UNOFFICIAL][8.1] switchroot LineageOS 15.1

I've just installed Android on my sd card for first time, booted into hekate, more configs and selected Switchroot but it stays in black screen and nothing loads.... My sd card is Sandisk 128 gb. Anything I can do?

are we ever going to have any new releases from the original developers? or that the project stands abandoned!

It's been discussed numerous times, but for whatever reason SanDisk cards do not play nice with this Android build or the switch in general. If you have another card try using it. It's not an issue with the 128gb image because my 128gb Samsung Evo Select U3 card boots in about 30 seconds consistently...

Does it work with the new version of the script on GitHub?

are we ever going to have any new releases from the original developers? or that the project stands abandoned!

It's been discussed numerous times, but for whatever reason SanDisk cards do not play nice with this Android build or the switch in general. If you have another card try using it. It's not an issue with the 128gb image because my 128gb Samsung Evo Select U3 card boots in about 30 seconds consistently...

Folks, don’t engage with trolls, reporting them works quite well especially if all they can do is throw around insults at others for their own faults

Everyone else: Please indicate what brand sd you use when you report boot problems. Especially SanDisk cards can be a matter of luck. I personally exclusively use Samsung and never had an issue with flashing or booting from them.

First time i ever heard of this. I have a 200gb sandisk i use for horizon and a 32gb sandisk i use for android and both have given me no problems at all.

Well it would seem that folks on the XDA forums here are a bit luckier than those on the discord. But even Hans is suggesting that SanDisk cards are being problematic. Gavin_Darkglider, myself, and others have all had issues with legit SanDisk cards using switchroot, so it's not exactly uncommon. Even in HOS my SanDisk has corrupted 3 times; twice as a FAT32 format and once as exFat...