Hi,
Is this menu only accessible with the serial port or also at the Service menu ? Could this also work at the actual C-Series ?
If yes this could be a way to get Telnet access to the TV or am I wrong ?
Reagrds
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petergrey wrote:..
emergency.shBe careful not to do anything stupid and brick your TVCode: Select all
#!/bin/sh echo Hello world!
regards,
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cat /proc/version
mount
lsmod
ls -laR /
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Clapping.petergrey wrote:There is a hidden sub menu under "TD Debug Menu" which allows us to execute file emergency.sh from usb dongle.
The menu item number is 9115.
At ":" prompt you enter the password 946375272 and here we go:emergency.shCode: Select all
============================== [ TD Debug Menu ] ------------------------------ 0x01 : TDc Debug 0x02 : TDi Debug 0x03 : SDAL Debug 0x04 : spI Debug 0x05 : Sequence Test 0x06 : OTP Create ------------------------------ 0x99 : Exit Debug ------------------------------ TD>: 0x9115 Version_file : SWU_T-CHL5CIPDEUC_002007_I02_EK000DK000_091112 : 946375272 Hello world!
Be careful not to do anything stupid and brick your TVCode: Select all
#!/bin/sh echo Hello world!
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Hi,
great work
Right before executing the emergency.sh script, exeDSP issues a "killall authuld",
have you tried executing the custom shell script within the first minute of a
reboot ?
Would be very interesting if it keeps running nonetheless (but I guess it won't).
Also, have you found a way to autostart a script without user interaction ?
I thought about modifying resolv.conf which resides on /mtd/rwarea and inserting
backticks into it to launch shell commands, but as it is only a configfile that won't work.
All I can think of right now would be another PC (or atmega8 etc) connected to the
Exlink-Port which launches a script through the serial-kernel-check-disable-method.
cu Cyberdemon
great work

Right before executing the emergency.sh script, exeDSP issues a "killall authuld",
have you tried executing the custom shell script within the first minute of a
reboot ?
Would be very interesting if it keeps running nonetheless (but I guess it won't).
Also, have you found a way to autostart a script without user interaction ?
I thought about modifying resolv.conf which resides on /mtd/rwarea and inserting
backticks into it to launch shell commands, but as it is only a configfile that won't work.
All I can think of right now would be another PC (or atmega8 etc) connected to the
Exlink-Port which launches a script through the serial-kernel-check-disable-method.
cu Cyberdemon

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Re: executing custom script on CI+
I can confirm that there are different passwords, since my TV just does nothing after entering your PW.
@arris69
Does it matter if I execute these commands via the shell? If not, I attached the output.
@arris69
Does it matter if I execute these commands via the shell? If not, I attached the output.
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Re: executing custom script on CI+
Hi!
@petergrey
I'm on 2005 Firmware version on my B550!
And I wrote a little Tool for enabling shell access via ExLink using the commands you showed in the other thread. I was tired of typing the numbers
Just connect your turned off TV to PC and follow the instructions. If anyone cares i can post my ugly Delphi Source
Posted this already in the other thread, will upload here too.
@petergrey
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SWU_T-CHL5CIPDEUC_002005_I02_EK000DK000_090901
And I wrote a little Tool for enabling shell access via ExLink using the commands you showed in the other thread. I was tired of typing the numbers

Just connect your turned off TV to PC and follow the instructions. If anyone cares i can post my ugly Delphi Source

Posted this already in the other thread, will upload here too.
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