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Yes, i will patch kernel and correct hashes. Sorry for not being clear with the interesting link: the first part of the title sound interesting: I think about adding a rescue script to rootfs. The question is only what that script should do

One offtopic question: Would authuld or whatever recognize if i would run a patched modified exeDSP from another place than /mtd_exe/ (if you remember i modified my /mtd_exe/rc.local to run a start.sh placed in /mtd_rwarea/)?

when you have patched kernel and no more restrictions for input, then no need for rescue scripts. No idea about script ATM, might fire up network driver + telnet if exeDSP crashed (no need for exlink cable then). Or just slightly modify the 8282119 script. Use your imagination

exeDSP: it is doesn`t matter where it starts from. Just hashes of partitions and authuld itself is important.

Ok, i will see if i find some useful script (it's just for the case of 6.5 sec reboot loop ).

Thx for the info regarding exeDSP. So i can play around with it

Just for info: I rehashed the 1st partition successfully and also patched input filtration in both kernels (1st and 2nd partition). I'll offer once more: if there is any interest in T-VALDEUC-1001.4 dumps let me know.

You devs do a great work here! Thank you!

way more low-level but,
if 8282119 is only a script,
what about creating a 62617368 script that gets some hex values passed, converts them to ascii characters including whitespaces etc. and then runs the commands?
-> should work on non-patched kernels also..?

yes, but with custom rootfs
if i flash custom rootfs, why then i don't flash patched kernel?

slightly smaller possible cause for errors..^^

@beatfreak: good idea! But i already patched the kernel Just for interest: Does exeDSP allow to pass arguments to scripts in /etc/Scripts/CIP?

BTW How did you come to script name '62617368'? Is there any logic behind these numbers?

I will add three scripts: One will load USB drivers without 'sleep' commands and execute a script on USB stick. Second one will load network drivers (Is loading network drivers completely done by running network_init.sh?) and start busybox's telnetd. Third one will just start sh/ash.

i think it will pass arguments, its bash script. Use hex symbols as argument A-F,0-9, should work.

p.s. maybe we should close topic and start new one for custom rootfs?

As you suggested i created a new topic about modifying rootfs here: https://forum.samygo.tv/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=7247