@jens Sorry Dude, I was looking at the input current (not easy when the spec is written with black ink on a black plastic charger plug, you need to get the light catching on it just so. The output's 5V at 1200ma ( or 1.2A if you prefer)

OK Darkstarbyte, and how have you proved this? Have you booted from it in another Raspberry Pi in which case you could have compared the suspect one and the one the SD booted in without asking for help.

You can't test the OS on a laptop, only a Rpi. It's really frustrating trying to help you as you never answer the questions or give any info in a reply longer than one sentence!! C'mon, help us out here...

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Hi,

take a look here maybe you find your issue..
http://elinux.org/R-Pi_Troubleshooting

regards

I thought I gave you everything you asked for, and I even tried it with only the power supply attached.

Sorry I was mistaken about the virtual machine part, sorry. I know the OS is not broken because this whole thing happened to me on a reboot.

Sorry, that's not proof that the OS works. If the SD card had failed and the OS had become corrupt you'd get these symptoms.
Get another SD card and reload a fresh OS on it and try again. The probability of a corrupt OS is higher than a broken Pi I'd reckon. You need to do this to eliminate the SD and OS. (Unless you can confirm it boots OK from another Pi.) Let us know what happens.

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