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#17
Originally Posted by danramos View Post
I recommend you just go out and buy a new one. It's easier that way. It's the Nokia way. :P
If I could I would have bought 2 of them in the first place :-)
Unfortunately my financial situation forces me to have faith in Nokia's care center and/or the insurance company.


Originally Posted by RobbieThe1st View Post
I'd try flashing a framebuffer kernel: http://mohammadag.xceleo.org/public/...s/framebuffer/ Then, you can watch it boot up and see where it fails.
I would have tried this if I had this tip sooner :-)
My device is already somewhere between me and Nokia.

Just out of curiosity.
Would it actually made any difference if i knew where it fails during booting?
What i mean by that is this.
If fully reflashing a device doesn't make my device boot beyond the Nokia logo, could I have fixed it if I knew where it fails?


Originally Posted by Venemo View Post
Well, such situations is when warranty is good to have.
Warranty and insurance :-)
 

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