I upgraded from 5.1.1 to 6.0 by flashing the factory image without flashing userdata. Everything worked perfectly, but, as many people have noted, I get a "Your device is corrupt" message briefly on startup, before having the opportunity to enter my encryption code. Again, the phone functions just fine despite this.
I'm wondering what it is about my phone that causes this message to display. My bootloader is unlocked, though I don't think this alone should be a problem. I am completely stock, unrooted (though I was rooted on previous versions). As such, I don't think it can be a problem with the system or boot partitions, since, again, I have flashed and re-flashed these directly from the factory image. I don't see how it can be problem with userdata, since this isn't even decrypted when I get the "corrupt" message (i.e., I haven't entered the encryption code yet). Perhaps it's some problem with how userdata is encrypted?
Any logs that might give insight into where the fault is occurring?
I'm wondering what it is about my phone that causes this message to display. My bootloader is unlocked, though I don't think this alone should be a problem. I am completely stock, unrooted (though I was rooted on previous versions). As such, I don't think it can be a problem with the system or boot partitions, since, again, I have flashed and re-flashed these directly from the factory image. I don't see how it can be problem with userdata, since this isn't even decrypted when I get the "corrupt" message (i.e., I haven't entered the encryption code yet). Perhaps it's some problem with how userdata is encrypted?
Any logs that might give insight into where the fault is occurring?
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