Thread: Another one self-bricked KT
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Old 02-21-2012, 05:05 PM   #12
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I'm still at the same point.
Tried to load diags and fastboot modes with MFG tool - nothing changed on screen.
Ran factory reset script - nothing changed again (but reset was done - mmcblk0p4 was cleared to initial state)
Now the only conclusion - it's hardware problem?
It sounds like your eInk display may have died. If you connect to the serial port you can see what error messages it may display while booting.
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