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You can try to re-flash from scratch with the instructions here: https://dt.iki.fi/nokia-n9-resurrect (mostly just additions to the official instructions)
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I tried to flash the stock firmware again (DFL61_HARMATTAN_40.2012.21-3_PR_LEGACY_001-OEM1-958_ARM, with and without secure zeroing MMC), but freezes didn't disappear (!).
l also tried to flash various MMC images:
UKIRELAND_EMMC_UKIRELAND, EURASIA_EMMC_EURASIA and NOMAPS_EMMC_NOMAPS,
but nothing helped. After each iteration of the firmware flashing, freezes changes: either weaker or stronger. But they don't disappear completely.
Freezes even in the flash firmware mode and during boot. Also in the firmware mode there are artifacts at the bottom of the display:
Maybe this is a hardware problem?