SamyGO

OK I'm in now Should I be using the E-series bluray topics?

tbeer wrote:OK I'm in now Should I be using the E-series bluray topics?

Yes, here's no lottery, BD-E is E series
First root then you should be able to remove Cinavia once successful:
viewtopic.php?f=70&t=8101
viewtopic.php?f=70&t=8126

Right, been looking at those topics but don't really understand what to do first?
How do I disable OTN on my BD-ES6000 ? And then I should put those SamyGo files to FAT usb stick, right? And then what do I do to remove Cinavia? Hope someone wants to help me get this fixed

About OTN, look at sectroyer's sig, it's big and red enough, but know that it might not be possible on BD players. In such case skip that step. For the rest, nothing's here to confuse you, just follow steps from links above carefully

zoelechat wrote:About OTN, look at sectroyer's sig, it's big and red enough, but know that it might not be possible on BD players. In such case skip that step. For the rest, nothing's here to confuse you, just follow steps from links above carefully

OTN is not possible on my bluray player .. Anyhow I did the following steps:
viewtopic.php?f=70&t=8101
Seems to be working, but about those last steps ..
Reboot Bluray and Start the Web Browser
Now SamyGO is started and telnet/ftp/etc. should work.
When I open the browser it just shows http://www.msn.com/ , how can I be sure it's rooted?

Then about this: viewtopic.php?f=70&t=8126
How do I do this please? I'm not familiar with these chmod's .. Hope you wanna help me with this

tbeer wrote:how can I be sure it's rooted?

Try to connect to BD player's IP through FTP or Telnet. No connection=not rooted.

tbeer wrote:How do I do this please? I'm not familiar with these chmod's .. Hope you wanna help me with this

Telnet. Google might be more helpful than me