@jeferson1979 No, plugging the charger in does not help with booting, it still continues bootlooping.
I managed to get it booting once by connecting the charger, but I was unable to reproduce this behavior. The single successful boot with the charger may have actually been pure coincidence.
But I just noticed that there is a certain chance that it boots up fine the very first time after enabling Secure Startup. But all (?) subsequent reboots seem to result in a bootloop.
EDIT: After continued testing today, I could no longer verify the issue without Open GApps installed, so I guess this might be related somehow to Google apps? I've updated the bug report accordingly.
I managed to get it booting once by connecting the charger, but I was unable to reproduce this behavior. The single successful boot with the charger may have actually been pure coincidence.
But I just noticed that there is a certain chance that it boots up fine the very first time after enabling Secure Startup. But all (?) subsequent reboots seem to result in a bootloop.
EDIT: After continued testing today, I could no longer verify the issue without Open GApps installed, so I guess this might be related somehow to Google apps? I've updated the bug report accordingly.
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