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Always reluctant to do a hard reset, I logged in via SSH and ran top. Right on the top were [sqx_mixer] at 83.2% and /usr/sbin/browserd at 15.4%. Killing sqx_mixer (by PID) did not work - it was there when I ran top again, with the same PID. Killing browserd had only the effect of boosting [sqx_mixer] to 98%.
I finally got my phone back by rebooting in SSH. After the reboot, sqx_mixer did not appear in the ps output. But I would still like to know what it is. find / -iname *sqx* yielded nothing. Nor did a TMO search for sqx_mixer or sqx. Duckduckgo search yielded some water mixers and a lot of variations on sex and mixer.
So what is it? I know about the SQX abbreviation, but it does not seem to fit.