Samsung TV Firmware on the GO
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Hmm and does TV just don't want to shut down or does it stop responding to any COMMANDS?spiderjuka wrote:
What else can I do?
Why nobody else has this same problem?
Is there any chance that NON-MSTs will be rootable ?sectroyer wrote:It looks your TV is NON-MST that's why I have written in the first post that "maybe" it will workpapabong wrote: crossing fingers that there will be a solution for our TVs ...
Till sun shines there always will be hopepapabong wrote:
Is there any chance that NON-MSTs will be rootable ?
I am sure in next 10 years someone will find a way... Just be sure to ALWAYS have OTN Support set to OFF!!!Hello,sectroyer wrote:Hmm and does TV just don't want to shut down or does it stop responding to any COMMANDS?spiderjuka wrote:
What else can I do?
Why nobody else has this same problem?
You can try forcing tv to shutdown. install libRCremap with CMD support. Get back here once you get familiar with it
Ehh no point in investigating it more... Just learn how to use libRCremap with CMD support. That will solve your issuespiderjuka wrote:Hello,sectroyer wrote:Hmm and does TV just don't want to shut down or does it stop responding to any COMMANDS?spiderjuka wrote:
What else can I do?
Why nobody else has this same problem?
You can try forcing tv to shutdown. install libRCremap with CMD support. Get back here once you get familiar with it
No TV is shut down but after 5 second after shut down TV is automatically start - that is problem.
When I press POWER button on remote control screen is switching off for 5sec. after that TV is start automatically!
When screen is OFF I noticed that POWER LED is also OFF - but should be ON - RED!
It is only one possibility to switch OFF TV.
When I switch TV ON and immediately (before loading virtual USB) I press power button on remote control.
After virtual USB is loaded - again I can't swich OFF TV.
All buttons on remote control works correctly.
Samba works very good.
Do you understand me now?
Sorry for my English is no so good
Thank you for your support.
[/quote]Why did you do that? It was a waste of time!!!! You could have askedspiderjuka wrote: It is too hard for me I think.
But I tried also use switch on the back of the TV
I would have told you it won't work
Yeah sure. Well basically you use CMD support from RCremap to force TV to shutdownspiderjuka wrote:
Can you explain to me a little bit more how to handle this problem.
Hello,sectroyer wrote:Why did you do that? It was a waste of time!!!! You could have askedspiderjuka wrote: It is too hard for me I think.
But I tried also use switch on the back of the TVYeah sure. Well basically you use CMD support from RCremap to force TV to shutdownspiderjuka wrote:
Can you explain to me a little bit more how to handle this problem.
Yes. No problem. You should map a script to KEY_POWEROFF or whatever it is calledspiderjuka wrote: Hello,
So in my case should I remap only one button?
Yes. Sure no problem. Well it depends on the web browser but usually after clicking on a libRCremap.zip you should be able to download it. Than you should be able to browse the zip file and see what's therespiderjuka wrote: Can you show me how to do it? Please .....
I think even no need for a script to launch as CMD, I assume if libRCremap.config looks like this it should work:sectroyer wrote:Yes. No problem. You should map a script to KEY_POWEROFF or whatever it is calledspiderjuka wrote: Hello,
So in my case should I remap only one button?
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[
{
"KEY_POWEROFF": "CMD:/sbin/micom shutdown"
}
]