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I've always had the impression that the difference between bricked and non-bricked is if it requires you to "fix" the hardware, it's considered bricked while if
by capableweb 7y ago
I've always had the impression that the difference between bricked and non-bricked is if it requires you to "fix" the hardware, it's considered bricked while if you can somehow fix it with just software, it's not bricked (yet?)
So flashing new firmware to fix the problem, not bricked.
Requiring soldering stuff and replacing hardware, it's bricked.