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I just received a replacement N900 from Nokia. The original one was replaced since the USB port was broken.
I turned on the device and while loading I see the dots running and then after few seconds, when the second dot from the left is emphasized, the device stucked and turn itself off.
I tried to reflash the device and go the same behaviour. I reflashed the emmc as well and got the same behaviour.
The battery is full, and when I plug the device to the charger or to a PC USB cable the device turn itself on and get into a reboot cycle (which I can stop only when I unplug the cable).
I tried the R&D mode solution (switch to R&D mode and boot) but the boot is not finished in this mode (the dots are running and boot is not finished).
I'm really pissed off now since I bought the device from Nokia USA and I live in Israel and Nokia USA are not willing to send a repaired / replaced device outside USA, so I had to find an arrangement to get the replaced device back to Israel by myself and I realy don't want to do it again.
Does anyone have an idea how can I fix this problem by myself??
Thanks,
Eran.
Last edited by karamba; 2010-06-26 at 11:51.