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Okay, so after I thought I had created the 5450 brick yesterday, I was fooling
around with a 3800 to make sure all the serial communication was working
okay.
This morning I hooked the 5450 back up and suddenly there was a terminal. I
proceeded to boot wince without any trouble. Somehow I recreated the
vibrating brick syndrome again.
The process described by kinch1 of removing the battery for a moment then
pushing the pinhole reset button does seem to bring it back to life.
Thanks for the help.
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Don Patterson, Univ. of Washington, http://www.cs.washington.edu/homes/djp3
, Intel Research, http://www.intel-research.net/seattle
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