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[Pat McGowan <pat.mcgowan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The Nexus 4 will do this when the battery gets extremely drained. In some
cases they can be revived by plugging into wall outlet with the original
charger (higher current) and after a time press and hold the power button
for at least 20 secs, to hopefully see the red light, then allow to
continue charging.

Failing that, there are instructions available on how to open the phone and
remove and reinsert the battery, for a hard reset which should lead to a
red light and ability to charge.

Pat


On Mon, Mar 3, 2014 at 9:04 PM, Kurt Hodgin <buntukernel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Phone was off this morning, had 75% to full charge last night. Dead in the
> morning tried to charge for 3 hours. No red charge light no battery
> animation, no boot logo, nothing. Adb won't list it as a device so how can
> I go about flashing it again.......or did I obtain a brick over night.
>
>  Tried some Google foo but came up flat. I seem to remember something
> about Ubuntu touch dying and causing problems.
>
> Nexus 4 running r194 last I checked, any help will be appreciated.
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