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juuso wrote:Oh yes, all Fir* patched firmwares have usbhotplug patch enabled. Take fat formatted usb and script (made under linux or if on windows, then with notepad++ or other robust editor, save ANSI encoding)

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#!/bin/sh
rm -rf /mtd_rwarea/user.sh
insmod /mtd_exe/fpi.ko
/etc/Scripts/MicomCtrl 143

While BD is powered on, attach USB and wait

#!/bin/sh
rm -rf /mtd_rwarea/user.sh
insmod /mtd_exe/fpi.ko
/etc/Scripts/MicomCtrl 143

alessio71 wrote:
What i did: I've connected my USB key to a linux machine, formatted in vfat, created user.sh in the root as suggested before ...

Thank you,
Alex

rm -rf /mtd_rwarea/user.sh

rm -rf /mtd_rwarea

prairie wrote:
The way usbhotplug works on my device is it looks for usb /root/run.sh not user.sh, try previously suggested commands like:

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rm -rf /mtd_rwarea/user.sh

or what I had to do in a similar situation

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rm -rf /mtd_rwarea

If it works the device should reboot automatically and you should remove the thumb drive after reboot.

edit: I see juuso beat me to it, you should follow his directions.

juuso wrote:What is firmware name and version on board?

juuso wrote:Oh yes, all Fir* patched firmwares have usbhotplug patch enabled. Take fat formatted usb and script (made under linux or if on windows, then with notepad++ or other robust editor, save ANSI encoding)

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#!/bin/sh
rm -rf /mtd_rwarea/user.sh
insmod /mtd_exe/fpi.ko
/etc/Scripts/MicomCtrl 143

While BD is powered on, attach USB and wait

oops, seems script name must run.sh, placed on root of USB.

p.s. ExLink cable won`t help here because of input filtration.BUT!!! You should have chance to run emergency script (CB), which loads usb driver (if not yet loaded) and this forces to execute run.sh. Now i will check exact filename what you have to type to limitet console trough exlink. If this won`t help, then:

Your next steps:
1. get exlink working and accepting commands (doesnt matter, this will be limited input A...F, 0...9)
2. attach USB with run.sh wit code (slightly modified):

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#!/bin/sh
rm -rf /mtd_rwarea/user.sh
insmod /mtd_exe/fpi.ko
/etc/Scripts/MicomCtrl 143

3. Input: CB and confirm with {enter}
4. Menu should appear. Select 1 (1. Copy log to USB)
5. This powers USB and usbhotplug patch drives script to be executed. Unit should reboot. But if not, wait few minutes, disconnect power cable, remove USB and power on it again.


ExLink cable connection to your device is tricky, you have to solder required pins like is shown here.(check first, i can`t find your model listed there, perhaps needed to do some research, perhaps you find similar to wikified pins on your board...)

juuso wrote:you have to use SAME exeDSP version which is currently device. When you install patched firmware, take exeDSP from there, patch it and run.

juuso wrote:No, you don`t get ability to run custom exeDSP on original firmware. Means, you have to install patched firmware AND use patched exeDSP from this patched firmware = from 1004.x