It spent 15 mins trying to update real golf.. then that update failed :-o
Now its trying NFS Shift left, all the others passed..

Mine's still going strong after the update (not really using it too "hard" at work), but it did reboot when I asked it to shut down, which is suspicious. I'll give it until tomorrow lunchtime to (properly) disappoint me before I continue my original plan to fling it at the nearest post office.

All updates installed now (retry required for golf) It seems much more even.. I'll have a play and report back

Hmm - they seem to want a Swedish Social Security number a part of the ordering process. Which obviously I don't have. Any non-Swedish people here who have managed to order from clickok? And if so, how?

I think somebody said in the past that it wasn't a required field (or you put a space or something).
You might want to check amazon.de as well - I ordered there, still waiting for it to be shipped.

Well, it is required. But I just put in 12 * 1 and that seems to have passed through OK. It would appear that I have successfully placed an order with clickok (thanks to Google's translator). And the price, including shipping (and Sweden's 25% VAT), is a few pounds lower than Handtec's ...

Mind you, I suspect I'll have to buy a UK adapter for the USB charger cable

Nope, it just froze up in Settings. Power button 8-second death-grip required to kill it.
Back in your box, Mr. N9! Post office time!

While i did not obtain my N9 through Handtec i found my device affected
as well. I did install PR1.1 today and found it a substantial improvement.

Unfortunately i still get hangs and spontaneous reboots, though less
frequently. Where before i could get the N9 to crash within a few minutes
(typically in the maps application but also the "desktop") it has improved
noticeably.
I no longer see kernel Oops that caused reboots as well as the frequent
crashes of the SGX graphics kernel. So these were at least to some
extent software related.

However i still have seen crashing applications, a hang of the graphics
subsystem and a few reboots. Also my dmesg output still shows ECC
errors. I would tend to assume the ECC errors may well indicate a HW
problem.

I thought that first, and then I thought I've got so many UK USB chargers that a EU one would actually come handier :-)

And if any confirmation was needed, it just rebooted randomly rather than freezing. Great!
Although I do have the issue where it says it's got PR1.1, but then quotes the old version number. Maybe I'll try to do a complete reflash tonight (if I can find the appropriate files)