To be honest...I guess I only had luck to find a solution for this nasty bug. Just like mentioned in my first post for a few days...I was about to write a nasty blog about the Samsung support and the issue with the Freestyle projector...not very kind of me, i know! 🙂
So I was trying to log various system states and simply tried different key combinations to observe what will happened and in which operating mode the device is able to start. After I figured out some things I logged the network traffic of the device during the start process and found out that it loads data from the Internet after performing the decribed combination of button presses. When the device stopped causing network traffic, I restarted the device and it booted into configuration mode. After the reconfiguration, the device worked fine and so I carried out the same procedure a few more times to be sure that it really performs a flash reset.
For me it looks like the memory is not completely erased after the normal reset via the configuration menu and parts of the old configuration remain. And it seems that only the flash reset deletes the configuration completely and therefore after the restart data have to be downloaded to complete the configuration...that's the magic behind this solution.
Thanks for leave your comment...I'm glad it worked for you all too. 😉
