SamyGO

dan1el00 wrote:

sectroyer wrote:

dan1el00 wrote:Hi all! I tried to root my bd-e5500 device, but when I open the SamyGo app from the smart hub, I get this error: "it seems that there was a network interference. please try again later". Any clue about that?

change usb and try redownloading file

I tried with 3 different usb, i tried with fat and fat32, but the result is the same: "it seems that there was a network interference. please try again later".
I attached some print screens...

Maybe you should try resetting your device to factory settings... Nobody else reported this issue EVEN with newest firmware...

So I had success with one of my E-6500 bluray player's however can one of the developers look into whats making the root fail with my 2 other models meaning I have a total of 3 E-6500's one is a manufactured model from 2011 and has less ram then the other 2 this model was successfully rooted using the tools on this site.. The other 2 fail I tried multiple things resetting them, different usb drives, it just doesn't work on these two models with 1gig of ram also these two models have a manufactured date of 08/2012.. The title of this thread says that you can root even the latest firmware E bluray player I'm here to say thats not the case lol its not working on these players I'm going to attach the picture of the error I keep getting over and over again.

computersteve wrote:The title of this thread says that you can root even the latest firmware E bluray player

Well people with "latest" firmware have successfully rooted their blares using this method (just check previous posts). However recently we had some reports similar to yours. On some E models with same firmware it works on other it doesn't. What distinguish them is so far same thing as in your case which is amount of ram memory... There was even some report that models with different amount of ram memory where manufactured in different countries.... Is it the case for you also?

Ok but is there any fix being worked on?? for that problem it seems like it has to do with the increase of ram.. as you pointed out.

computersteve wrote:Ok but is there any fix being worked on?? for that problem it seems like it has to do with the increase of ram.. as you pointed out.

It's fairly new issue and so far we still are gathering information. For instance are the device for which root works and for which it doesn't work manufactured in different countries?

No I didn't notice any difference in the countries of manufacture both say manufactured in china on the back sticker.

When i root my BD-E8300 is it possible to install oscam?

omek wrote:When i root my BD-E8300 is it possible to install oscam?

I don't remember anybody reported having tried, but surely no.

ok, thanks

Any news on method of rooting latest models ie. BD-H6500? Is it even going to be eventually possible, or should I just try to swap it for older model?