darkSpyro

I was running a developers preview of Android Lollipop instead of Android 4.4.4 with absolutely no problems.

Lollipop is gorgeous and runs perfectly...although, now its been two weeks or so since I flashed the ROM onto my phone. No flaws. Near final build.

All of the sudden, I send my friend a text message about receiving a package tomorrow. I send the text, leave to grab some Coffee, come back, and boom. My phone is completely dead. It was really weird because I was around 90%.

My phone is in an infinite loop of booting through the Google logo, restarts, and does it again. It's must have done this over a hundred times now. I can hardly access my phones bootloader. It restarts after a second, and boots into the Google logo. I can't access recovery mode.

I was thinking, is it the battery? No, it can't be. It was fully charged and it wouldn't be flashing the Google logo constantly if my battery had died.

Is it the recently near build of Lollipop? No, that can't be. It would be absolutely weird if literally the near final preview had such a flaw like this.

I have the Jump! program associated with my T-Mobile account and was thinking of going in, but I totally voided my warranty.

The worst part is that I'm expecting a call from my manager to come in for training tomorrow (I JUST got a job)...

I was going to upgrade to the Nexus 6 on November 12th, but until then, I'm considering just purchasing a tiny track phone to carry. I plan on immediately calling my manager to give him my new number to contact me. I was also considering putting my sim in my brothers phone (same exact model phone) and borrowing his phone until I get a call for when to come in...but my brother absolutely won't let me.

Just going to have to get a track phone until I upgrade within the next week or so, call my manager and give them my new number. fml.

Was it a Nexus 5 or 4??? Really sorry man

Quote: ThroneOfMalefor

Was it a Nexus 5 or 4??? Really sorry man

5. Definitely still upgrading to the 6.

I really have no idea what happened.

Well that's what happens when you become impatient

KEK I got it working

End of Story, then.