[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] copota:
Nope. If you bricked your phone by wiping the EMMC, you're screwed, which typically causes the BLOD. Aint nothing bringing it back, except maybe j-tagging it, though you'll need special equipment for that.

Best thing for you to do, is go on ebay, look for someone selling a phone that has a broken digitizer for $35 or less, buy it, and swap out the logic board with your bricked phone. Make sure the phone you buy has a clean ESN and no water damage, and is completely functional other than a broken digitizer. If you do go this route, you'll need to sign up the phone again with your provider, since the new logic board will require activation. Also, all your personal data will be on the bricked logic board, so this method is not ideal if you want to recover personal data from your bricked phone.

I bricked my phone resulting with a BLOD. I bought a replacement phone on Ebay for $30 that had a broken digitizer. Swapped the logic board, and had a working phone again. Of course all data I previously had was gone, but at least my phone was working for only $30.

Also, I re-sold my bricked logic board on Ebay for $30, so I basically made back the money I spent for the broken phone. You could also gut the replacement phone for parts and sell the the audio jack, front camera, battery cover and housing. Sell them on Ebay to further recoup your cost and maybe even profit.

DONT SELL YOUR BRICKED LOGIC BOARD IF YOU HAVE PERSONAL DATA ON IT! The person buying it will most likely re-flash it and have access to all your stored data.

It's fairly easy to remove the logic board, just watch some videos on YouTube showing how to take them apart. Make sure you have a set of these tools to pry apart the digitizer. It's very easy to chip the glass and ding the housing if you try to pry it apart with metal tools.

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Here's a pic of the jig I made.

Bought everything at RadioShack. I actually first bought a pack of 1.5K resistors, thinking that was 150K, when they're actually 1500K resistors. When I figured that out, I went back to RadioShack and bought a pack of the 100K resistors.

I only soldered one side to the micro-usb end. The other resistor I manually connect. No reason for it other than I just didn't feel like soldering the other resistor.

At first, I connected three 100K resistors together, and it wouldn't work at all. Then I read you actually need a total of 301K, so I added one of my 1.5K resistors into the mix, and voila it worked perfectly.

My jig works with any bootloader, even though I read jigs don't work with the EL29 and EL26 bootloader. However, my jig works with them no problems at all.

EDIT: I was recently flashing my phone since I installed a new logic board to replace the one I bricked. I found my jig does not work with this logic board I installed. I tried the jig on the EL29 & EL26 bootloader, and it simply would not reset the flash count. I'm assuming since it worked on my old logic board, that the older board was a revision that was not patched, and the logic board I used to replace it has a patch preventing the jig from working. Oh well, back to using Triangle Away.