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It's easy and a lot of manufacturer do the 'unexpected circonstances? Stop and reboots. But it is really nocive in the context of real products. This is how yo
by greatgib 6y ago
It's easy and a lot of manufacturer do the 'unexpected circonstances? Stop and reboots.
But it is really nocive in the context of real products. This is how you finish with the samsung blu ray player that became suddenly a brick. Unusable and unupdatable to be fixed.
Also, there used to be a lot of Android phone that became unusable bricks because they were stuck in boot loops and nothing could be done to go to a recovery or update stage.
That case was common for example when there was a few corrupted or dead bits in internal ram or storage.
- hansvm 6y agoThere are _still_ android phones that become unusable bricks because they're stuck in boot loops. Google will happily send you another new phone, but the 4XL is vulnerable to one of the recent updates.
- astrobe_ 6y agoYes, it can be really counter-productive if done wrong. You have to do everything possible to reach a stage where a firmware update is possible. Only after that you can kick the reset line when you're unhappy.