Upgrade to BB Messenger 5 crashed Curve 8900 on Rogers

I received an 'Update BBM to 5' icon on my home screen this morning.  I selected the icon, let it download the update, it asked me if I wanted to replace the existing version, I confirmed, it asked me to restart device, I let it do so.  BB restarts - no BB Messenger icon anywhere.  Device continued to work throughout the day, didn't worry about it until this evening.  I still couldn't find the icon, so I went to download the update manually, it downloaded and installed, asked to reboot, I again let it do so, now receiving Reload Software: 552 message at boot.  I tried removing battery and letting it boot again, same message.  This appears to be the same thing that is happening to a number of Tour owners: http://supportforums.blackberry.com/rim/board/mess​age?board.id=9630&message.id=3729  I am currently following the advice in that thread, does RIM know this is an issue yet?

Hi There
Just thought I'd let you know that Etisalat's BlackBerry support is not all bad. I called and they immediately offered to send me the link to download the 4.5 software for my BB. It's https://www.blackberry.com/Downloads/entry.docode=A00E5EB0973D24649A4A920FC53D9564
Cheers
Vineet

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