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General Discussion / Please Help!
« on: September 01, 2005, 09:26:31 pm »
Hi all,
I just had the same behavior form my Zaurus SL-5500, no mather what I did with it I was unable to make it lit a single LED. Tryed all combinations of plugged/unplugged, hard/soft reset. And then decided to re download the kernel and tried to reflash it in any case (wasn't risking much at this point), and to my big surprise it came alive! It even started to lit the battery LED when I connected it to the outlet.
So in my case I guess flash got corrupted when I tried to flash a (probably bad) kernel, and somehow this influenced the LEDs. And just in case your flash got corrupted by some other means you may as well want to try this procedure.
Yuri.
I just had the same behavior form my Zaurus SL-5500, no mather what I did with it I was unable to make it lit a single LED. Tryed all combinations of plugged/unplugged, hard/soft reset. And then decided to re download the kernel and tried to reflash it in any case (wasn't risking much at this point), and to my big surprise it came alive! It even started to lit the battery LED when I connected it to the outlet.
So in my case I guess flash got corrupted when I tried to flash a (probably bad) kernel, and somehow this influenced the LEDs. And just in case your flash got corrupted by some other means you may as well want to try this procedure.
Yuri.