UE40C8000

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bastler0815
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Re: UE40C8000

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Hi,

just create Version.1 with Editor in Unix format at the root of your USB Stick ... Take a look at the version_info.txt which is located at the firmware updates when they are extracted.

If you want to use 1012 use the version info file from th 1012 Firmware, after that plug the Stick to TV the Version.1 should becopied to TV when executing the app ... and if successfull the AlternetiveFirmware should show at the FIrmware menu.

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PS: @ Timoo, nice info?s where are the connctions located at the MB ? at the downside ??
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Re: UE40C8000

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jtag on main blue board on the backside(left top) and serial on t-con green board (left top)
sorry no photo i have reassemble my tv because of repair :/
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Re: UE40C8000

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Ah Ok ...

what did you do with your TV ?!

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Re: UE40C8000

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some strange commands in start.sh which leads to continues tv reboot :/ my fail, don't make changes to tv when is 3am :DD
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Re: UE40C8000

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Oh not that good :(

But stuff like this happened to me too ... sometimes it?s better to sleep :D

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Re: UE40C8000

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timoo wrote:some strange commands in start.sh which leads to continues tv reboot :/ my fail, don't make changes to tv when is 3am :DD
If you look closer to rc.local where is start.sh called from, you will understand, that here are two choices to boot system:
normal (no start.sh in /mtd_rwarea/)
custom, that means, that if this start.sh file exist, no more boot code from rc.local is executed, boot process drops to execute commands from this start script. So, this is the reason why you have got bricked TV. You needed to rewrite code from rc.local from this row where start.sh is executed an add commands you want (e.g.call another file from start.sh)
Sad...very sad. :cry:
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Re: UE40C8000

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juuso wrote:
timoo wrote:some strange commands in start.sh which leads to continues tv reboot :/ my fail, don't make changes to tv when is 3am :DD
If you look closer to rc.local where is start.sh called from, you will understand, that here are two choices to boot system:
normal (no start.sh in /mtd_rwarea/)
custom, that means, that if this start.sh file exist, no more boot code from rc.local is executed, boot process drops to execute commands from this start script. So, this is the reason why you have got bricked TV. You needed to rewrite code from rc.local from this row where start.sh is executed an add commands you want (e.g.call another file from start.sh)
Sad...very sad. :cry:
i have rewrite rc.local to start.sh :) but some more strange command i have write to it :/
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Re: UE40C8000

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timoo wrote: i have rewrite rc.local to start.sh :)
You didn`t have to rewrite full rc.local, just code below start.sh else you get loop.
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