SamyGO

Came across this app only now...
The 1440p-based layout is a BIG MINUS... most people DO NOT have 1440p monitors! 1080 is the common resolution.
The GUI goes off screen and it's impossible to resize

There is nothing to explain... Google for "T-MST5DEUC firmware"... and find e.g. this with version 1023: http://www.samsung.com/au/support/model/PS59D6900DMXXY Flash that firware using the standard process... Install SamyGO by following the steps in Wiki... That's all. BTW, my TV is currently broken...

FWIW, I'm on latest firmware (see signature) and SamyGO works like a charm.

I'm wondering if the MIPS code is actually on par with the ARM version. I'd rather say that it isn't - the files in the attachment are dated 23rd September 2015, while the latest ARM version, containing some further bugfixes (including "Small fix that could crash on SOURCE+POWER"), is from 30th Apri...

I have a problem with this - none of the "real power off" sequences (EXIT+POWER or SOURCE+POWER) work, i.e. it's not possible to turn off the TV completely. And pressing the SOURCE button on remote causes the TV to immediately stop responding to any remote commands/buttons. I'm not using any special...

Bingo! Thanks! Both options are correct - either using "-D" only, or using "-p `pidof exeSDP'" leads to success: @ phpsysinfo $ samyGOso -d -D -r -l /mtd_rwdata/widgets/user/SamyGO/SamyGO/opt/privateer/usr/libso/libSoftPowerOff.so samyGOso v1.2.4 (c) bugficks 2013, sectroyer 2014 Injecting '/mtd_rwd...

Tried to use this on my D6900, but it segfaults: @ bin $ samyGOso -d -D -B -r -l /mtd_rwdata/widgets/user/SamyGO/SamyGO/opt/privateer/usr/libso/libSpeedUpGUI.so Segmentation fault Actualy it seems that "samyGOso" itself doesn't work as expected... but its thread is locked, so I can't report it there...

Great, finally some relevant info!
I wonder why you couldn't say that right away in the other thread (you know what I mean).

So if you guys are still looking for technically skilled MIPS tester, I'm here... just open me the thread again.

I see. So nobody really knows what the patch actually does... just some black magic allowing to play some strange TS files...
Okay, thanks anyway.

Ah... I could see the function's name in the patch binary too, but was hoping that a developer can give some more detailed info.
Okay, so the existing source came from who/where?