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Re: Newer Samsung firmware

Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2010 5:23 pm
by erdem_ua
Read this wiki page then, at bottom.
http://wiki.samygo.tv/index.php?title=E ... 2B_Devices

Re: Newer Samsung firmware

Posted: Thu Nov 11, 2010 8:03 pm
by erdem_ua
Firstly, the menu's name writen at top of the menu. :)
And that menu has too mush sub menus and I believe every setting of TV could adjusted from that menu.
You cannot reach that menu from anything except ExLink, so for reach the menu, you needed to build/buy ExLink cable.
Also you can search any option at "Service Menu" too but I debug menu has much more options and I will surprised if there is no setting for AnyNet+

Re: Newer Samsung firmware

Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 5:08 pm
by erdem_ua
pege63 wrote:Oki i see,
When am in the "debug menu" can i use the remote to make changes or everything has to be made from telnet by commands?
I think you don't see... :)
Debug menu controlled by just from ExLink, not from Telnet nor remote(controller).

Re: Newer Samsung firmware

Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 5:13 pm
by erdem_ua
luki92 wrote:I'am thinking about writing rc.local, that enables launching exe.DSP from Pendrive instead of that in flash memory..
Has anyone tried this idea?
You can't write rc.local. It's read only file. You needed to change firmware completely and flash it. Just like Firmware Patcher. Inspect it and also related wiki page to understand how we could disassemble the firmware.

I just tried to execute exeDSP after killing it with kill command (with watchdog disabled) but it doesn't start properly due other library dependencies I think. If you gonna go to use modified firmware, I advice you to use uboot menu & external firmware loading.
Take a look to wiki pages for detailed instructions.

And it's also off topic right? I think you needed to open new thread for this in firmware / support forum.

Re: Newer Samsung firmware

Posted: Fri Nov 19, 2010 1:58 am
by erdem_ua
Try it, but be sure about having boot loop avioder lines at your script. like USB detection. Instead of running exeDSP from USB, you might use mount bind technique to point new exeDSP at flash at original exeDSP path too.