arris69arris69 wrote:you can try also same method as for MST10 based devices: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=5015raduhawk wrote:arris69 do you have another advices for me pls? I can said that i have tried everything. Maybe SammyGo isn`t compatible with my device. (B-FIRHT7WWC 1011). In this link http://wiki.samygo.tv/index.php5/ExeDSP ... hed_exeDSP says that exedsp patch must work on all "FIR* based devices" but how can i enable netcat and ftp to do that? ...
I want to have a try
Can you Explain ?
2."Apache server" what is this for ?
3."Test Applet" whehe is it ?is it will show up with USB insert?
Instructions:
1. Set up a development environment on your PC and TV (read wiki how to do this).
2. Extract htdocs.zip to your Apache htdocs folder. Edit widgetlist.xml and change 192.168.1.2 to IP address of your Apache server.
3. Unzip usb_card_updated.zip to the root directory of FAT-formatted USB stick.
4. Turn on a TV and wait until it completely boots.
5. Insert USB stick to TV, install and run the "Test Applet" widget on TV
6. Press "enter" on remote, the widget would do its dark things.
7. Exit widget and run "Web Browser". It should display a black screen for >10 seconds and then the browser would start. If browser starts immediately (this happens sometimes) - rerun browser again.
I've added a 10-second delay on the hack start to see that it works.
After this - you'll get a shell access via telnet on port 23 on TV IP address, and a FTP access to its filesystem.
Shell access allows you to execute commands and see their output. This is not a complete telnet daemon as we don't have devpts driver on TV. So do not try to execute interactive commands - you'll see their output, but would be unable to enter text. Code is taken from here: http://www.andreadrian.de/remsh/index.html with minor modifications (added a delay after popen). Later I'll replace this shell with something better.
