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Tracks are sorted by filesystem inode number? - danadam - 02-21-2017 version 3.4.1 Samsung Galaxy S2 I noticed that in many albums the tracks are not sorted. At first I thought that they are in random order for some reason but then I remembered a similar problem in SanDisk Clip Sport. So I checked, and yes, it seems that the tracks are loaded in order of increasing inode number of the file on the filesystem. An album stored in the internal memory: Code: ....]$ ls -1i | sort An album stored on the external card: Code: ....]$ ls -1i | sort Another album stored on the external card: Code: ....]$ ls -1i | sort Oh, and it looks like only the first digit is read from "tracknumber" tag even though it has two: Code: ....]$ vorbiscomment "13. Not Too Late.ogg" | grep -i tracknumber |