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Originally Posted by tshering
What are you seeing now on the screen? If you still see the screen of the Koreader, it is very likely that there is a hardware defect, as for instance a broken screen.
But maybe it is not broken. In any case you can still try to do a factory reset. - charge the reader for some time
- hold the power button in the off position for 25 seconds (maybe in your case even longer, since the device seems to be busy)
- release the power button for some seconds
- hold the light button down and switch the device with on
- when the led starts lightening, release the buttons
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I will definitely try that. Thanks! I'll report back if it work or not.
By the way, I haven't ruled out a hardware defect, but if it is, I really would like to know how it happened. I haven't had any problems with it before and after suspending it the last time I didn't do anything with the device until I picked it up to read again. I just don't understand what could have caused the problem right now, expect for a failure in one of the updates I did. If it is a hardware failure I might as well buy a new eReader, even though I don't really want to do that, since it's expensive and I really liked my current Aura. Anyways, it's to early to say right now.
[EDIT] Sorry for double posting. I should have edited my old post... [/EDIT]
[UPDATE] I found a
video of someone else with the same problem. After resetting the screen is still frozen, and that seems to apply for my device as well... I can't replace it since I'm running unofficial software on the device and I also think my warranty went out a year ago or something. I'll try some more things, but I'm kind of losing hope.