SamyGO

juuso wrote:Next step: how to avoid input restrictions in shell console?

According to kernel sources - you cannot. The only way to enable all characters on console is to flash debug firmware image. But where can we get it?

I'll share a bit of information i've found. If you'll type: 20089999 after 10041004 via exlink, you'll get: ==================================== [ TOP Debug Menu] ------------------------------------ 1 : SubSystem Print On/Off 2 : Platform Print Setting 3 : TD Print Setting 4 : Performance Print Set...

You will get the same extended menu if you'll press 0000 while "Advanced" menu item is active. Read service manual for your model (if you can find it), it is explained there.

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Be very careful while using this hack. Now there are at least 2 persons who've got TVs with non-working USB (and I'm one of them). As our TVs can't load widgets - there are no ways to restore USB functionality for now.

Sad news. After experiments I've trashed SH script in /mtd_rwarea/usb_mount, so USB no longer works on my TV. As we on C550 can't load widgets - there is no simple way to reanimate USB. So now I'm looking for a different way to hack C550 - maybe via exlink cable there would be command like "for...

juuso wrote:what about exports on NFS server ?

The problem was in windows firewall - it blocked all connections. And I typed wrong command. It should be:
mount -t nfs 10.1.1.2:/c/Downloads /dtv/usb/sda/nfs
if I share c:\Downloads dir.

Now NFS works fine on C550!

Compiled nfs, smbfs, cifs modules for C550 with trident - http://www.multiupload.com/MVEFIEBNBE Installed: insmod cifs.ko insmod smbfs.ko insmod sunrpc.ko insmod lockd.ko insmod nfs.ko But NFS mount is not working - timeout :( SELP#> mount -t nfs 10.1.1.2:/Downloads /dtv/usb/sda/nfs mount: RPC: Time...

I see that correct versions of all these symbols are located in \mv_selp_kernel_1C_3B_RFS131_FSR120\kernel-2.6.18_pro500-mips24ke_nfp_be\Module.symvers file. So you need to recompile these KO modules with it.

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Module format is absolutely correct. They are compiled with the wrong kernel headers. In "dmesg" I see this error:

... for mips architecture (like T-TDT5DEUC) http://linux.zsolttech.com/Samsung/SamyGO-All-Extensions-v0.03.6-r06-for-mips-T-TDT5DEUC-20101106180653.zip i don't know nothing about this devices, so module string is: 2.6.18_SELP.4.2.x-hidtv_sx-mips24ke_nfp_be preempt mod_unload MIPS32_R2 32BIT gcc-4.2...