I can't add much other than to say I've flashed three Pixels in the last two weeks and not seen nor heard of this before. I'd hold off till one of the more experienced members chimes in. It's a very active forum so shouldn't be long :)
Not sure if my install is safe to use now
I've seen the issue mentioned here numerous times. You'll find the relevant threads if you search this forum for "device is corrupt". As I recall, it was resolvable with a re-flash...perhaps with a different cable or port (can't remember exactly).
mythodical Thank you, I should have used this search term!
I found a thread that gives me lot's of things to try :)
Try flashing again, or flash back to stock and then back to GrapheneOS. Your installation failed, which is why you're seeing this.
Osprey matchboxbananasynergy MetropleX
How can it be that I have similar problems but my Pixel 6a is only recognized by one device (a stock huawai android)?
During first flashing I had some big trouble and couldn't continue. I tried flashing it through other ways and devices. Another 6a through Vanadium didn't recognize mine, and through Chromium on Linux either not.
Through commandline the flashing didn't work but I also didn't get any error-message
After first not successfull flashing my phone did also show:
Your device is corrupt. It can't be trusted and may not work properly
Then I tried to flash it again through the device I used for the first time and also got:
Error: The requested file could not be read, typically due to permission problems that have occurred after a reference to a file was acquired.
But I couldn't re-flash successfully.
bartenderstoneware Error: The requested file could not be read, typically due to permission problems that have occurred after a reference to a file was acquired.
That means the device you're using to flash doesn't have enough storage (at least 32GB), or you're using the browser in incognito mode.
If you're facing issues with installation, please come to our Matrix channel so we can help you in real time.
matchboxbananasynergy That means the device you're using to flash doesn't have enough storage (at least 32GB), or you're using the browser in incognito mode.
Good to know. I just have two questions about it:
Why do other devices not recognize my phone?
Why do I need so much storage for flashing?
bartenderstoneware Why do other devices not recognize my phone?
Faulty ports, most likely.
bartenderstoneware Why do I need so much storage for flashing?
The way I understand it is that the image itself isn't so large, but browser needs to detect enough storage in order to be able to proceed.
matchboxbananasynergy Faulty ports, most likely.
If you mean usb ports: is it also likely if I connect two Pixel 6as with the stock cable?
bartenderstoneware It's possible, though unlikely. It's probably a result of misunderstanding some part of the instructions.
As mentioned, we'll be able to help you properly in the Matrix room. The forum doesn't lend itself well to real time installation assistance.
Sorry, I messed something up.
Other devices are working fine per usb on my (alredy set) Pixel and Laptop.
The new not working pixel isn't shown in the browser like vanadium. So i cant do anything with that.
The only device that show the new pixel in the chrome browser is the stock huawai android, witch i used for the first flashig.
But I get that it's better to handle this topic in the matrix chatroom. I will make a matrix acc in the next days.