SamyGO

Grief wrote: 1. Telnet works well (without any password) on default port 23, but it also is accessible from ports 33

/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off
/tmp #

and 2123

/bin/sh: can't access tty; job control turned off
/dtv $

However, typing anything in these two terminals doesn't have any feedback. Ctrl+C doesn't work too. Are these ttys necessary?

Yes

Grief wrote: Can I disable them?

No

Grief wrote: And is it ok that "job control turned off" whatever does it mean?

It means "rooting successful, please for now use telnet on port 23

Grief wrote: 2. Actually I'd love to disable telnet at all as I prefer ssh which works too without an issue with the default credentials root/SamyGO. So is it safe to:
a) disable telnet daemons completely?

No

Grief wrote: b) change root password?

Yes

recall wrote:

Deus3X wrote:

fraglord wrote:Anybody had success with a more recent firmware after 2130.0 ?

i would like to know it too
2134.3 for example?

I have that Fw Version - not working on my ue32H6470. Tried it exactly as described. No reboots. no logs on usb. no telnet, ftp

ryn0909 wrote:

sectroyer wrote:

ryn0909 wrote:So has anyone been working on how to root the models below the h6350, since they arent compatible with skype??

on these models (if you have smart hub) you should be able to "force tv" to install Skype and then the rooting will work

yes the tv has smarthub. that would be awsome, but how would i go about doing that? ive tried changing the region several times, eg: uk, canada, usa and still cant get skype to come up in smarthub.

here is something i found odd when i go to change my country region, after i set it to "full apps" there are no apps in smart hub anymore

No success on UE55H6600:

T-GFSDEUC 1172 : no telnet (5 reboots, Skype on "loading..." screen, no log)
T-GFSDEUC 1200 : no telnet (no reboot, Skype on "loading..." screen, no log)

Firmware overview can be found here (German): http://www.samsung-blog-news.de/2014/09 ... ebersicht/

Samsungs H-Series now has 7 firmware trunks of which "T-GFSDEUC" seems to take over some TVs from "T-MST" firmware. SamyGo development is getting harder... Hope you don't give up!

samydean wrote:No success on UE55H6600:

T-GFSDEUC 1172 : no telnet (5 reboots, Skype on "loading..." screen, no log)
T-GFSDEUC 1200 : no telnet (no reboot, Skype on "loading..." screen, no log)

Firmware overview can be found here (German): http://www.samsung-blog-news.de/2014/09 ... ebersicht/

Samsungs H-Series now has 7 firmware trunks of which "T-GFSDEUC" seems to take over some TVs from "T-MST" firmware. SamyGo development is getting harder... Hope you do give up!

If you have 5 reboots it means TV rooted. Check log on USB there was no point in updating to 1200

After the 5 reboots with T-GFSDEUC 1172 I checked everything, incl. Telnet, FTP and the logfile ... nothing. After that I made a factory reset. Followed by upgrading with the very latest firmware ... wasn't this suggested by you in small letters?

I'll send the 6600 back to Amazon an will order an 6470. Have you received any success stories rooting T-GFSDEUC devices?

sectroyer wrote:

Grief wrote:

Grief wrote: Can I disable them?

No

Isn't it a giant security hole? Anyone can connect to my TV as telnet doesn't ask for password even when it changed and simply rm -rf everything.

samydean wrote:No success on UE55H6600:

T-GFSDEUC 1172 : no telnet (5 reboots, Skype on "loading..." screen, no log)
T-GFSDEUC 1200 : no telnet (no reboot, Skype on "loading..." screen, no log)

Discussion on this platform with some success, if you have missed: viewtopic.php?f=78&t=8536. That's why in my chart is it marked as partial root - successful root, but half functional. You can't confirm information in that thread?

Grief wrote: Isn't it a giant security hole? Anyone can connect to my TV as telnet doesn't ask for password even when it changed and simply rm -rf everything.

Most of your TV is read only You asked if you can "safely" disable telnet. From your point of view it looks like this: You live in a "bad neighborhood". People are hacking telnet on your TV and running "rm -rf everything"... Or second option you "protect" everything from your "bad neighborhood" and risk a TV brick What's your choice then ?

Vanav wrote:. You can't confirm information in that thread?

Well we still have problems with telnet on this model it's truth but users that have this firmware (whole GFS family) should ask that guy how he did it... From what I understand he did some "power cable magic" to have SamyGO working. In the begging he had same problems as you