Seems like my N9 (commercial which I use for dev too) just autocrippled itself.
Symptom is booting hangs (not past first Nokia logo).
Surprising as all I was doing was some terminal stuff (via ssh).
I had wazzap running in the background, and checked a facebook notification (from the lock screen); notification gave an error, n9 booted; stuck in NOKIA logo..
HELP!
EDIT : a few more info on my terminal usage, GPG stuff going on (key generation etc); terminal from PC got crippled a few times (displaying funny characters etc). This raises the fear of it having overwritten something it was not supposed to - but that should not really be possible, right?
Just open-mode-it, don't worry and remove that warning...
Only test device for my apps unfortunately, need to keep it as close to consumer as possible :/
I am heavily puzzled by what has caused the removal of the mp-harmattan (and most likely all the dependent packages)...
the samples I was removing (from application manager btw) where done by me, and really small (> 10 KB)
Does the device store the dmesg somewhere? I would be intresting to investigate this.
check /var/log/ there should be something.
There was error with dependencies for sure, happened to me several times...
Anyhow, open-mode will not make your device far away from consumer device at all...
