[Opensync-users] Did opensync kill my nokia 5800 ?

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Hi Folks, don't want to seem alarmist but it does not look good. I used multisync0.90 as a default ubuntu install to sync Evolution to my (brand new) Nokia 5800 and now the phone does not boot. It brings up its screen but does not respond to the key unlock slide switch. So nothing works  effectively. It does not accept calls either. 
 
Maybe I'm wrong and it just choose to fall over ?  I guess I'd like to hear people say "No, not possible, get it fixed and try again..." 
 
Details ? 
Multisync0.90 0.92.0~svn355-1 
libopensync0 0.22-2build1 
opensync-plugin-syncml 0.22-2 
opensync-plugin-evolution 0.22-2ubuntu2 
opensyncutils 0.22-2build1 
 
I used usb to sync evolution to syncml, changing only <identifier> = "PC Suite" and   <type> = "5" initially.  Played around a couple of times, no luck. Then I found a receipe that set <recvlimit> = "10000" on another Nokia. Now it seemed to run then crashed, I restarted it and it ran to completion. It made lots of duplicates in my evolution contacts list but I thought that may be as a result of starting again after the crash. At this stage, I could see all the contacts in the phone so I was pretty happy ! 
 
However, at that point, I shut the phone down and went to bed. In the morning, the phone won't boot. It powers up, apparently normally, I hit the key unlock slide switch and it tells me "hit the key unlock slide switch" (or words to that effect) and thats it ! Only way to power it down is remove the battery. Same thing happens after the battery is put back. 
 
I do have a fairly big contacts list, maybe 400 entries. Could this be a buffer over run that overwrites the OS ? I'd be pretty shocked if there was a bug like that in Nokia's OS. 
 
Any suggestions ? 
 
 
 
 
 
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