Firmware Checksum
Posted: Fri Jul 19, 2013 6:31 pm
Hi,
So I've read the guide which enables PVR through the hotel mode and I'm ready to try it out.
The TV in question is a UE32C6500 with firmware T-Valduec 3011.1.
I know I'm not going to get the PVR menu option in hotel mode on this firmware and have to go back to 3008.3, first using 0000.
Unsurprisingly I can't find any official sources for the older firmwares so was wondering if someone could verify I've downloaded the correct files?
I have:
T-VALDUEC_0000.zip containing an image folder. When extracted the image folder contains exe.img.sec (87,389KB) MD5 checksum = 1826bc8badd40e823a0dc599d5047730
T-VALDUEC_0000.rar containing an image folder. When extracted the image folder contains exe.img.sec (86,437KB) MD5 checksum = f125c99d51d88edc1f471023aeef8e03
T-Valdeuc_3008.3.exe which launches a samsung install program to extract files to a USB stick: MD5 checksum = 0d78d5a238e8881bdcb1c14d64fda7a6
Worried about using the wrong firmware and bricking the TV so any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Adam.
So I've read the guide which enables PVR through the hotel mode and I'm ready to try it out.
The TV in question is a UE32C6500 with firmware T-Valduec 3011.1.
I know I'm not going to get the PVR menu option in hotel mode on this firmware and have to go back to 3008.3, first using 0000.
Unsurprisingly I can't find any official sources for the older firmwares so was wondering if someone could verify I've downloaded the correct files?
I have:
T-VALDUEC_0000.zip containing an image folder. When extracted the image folder contains exe.img.sec (87,389KB) MD5 checksum = 1826bc8badd40e823a0dc599d5047730
T-VALDUEC_0000.rar containing an image folder. When extracted the image folder contains exe.img.sec (86,437KB) MD5 checksum = f125c99d51d88edc1f471023aeef8e03
T-Valdeuc_3008.3.exe which launches a samsung install program to extract files to a USB stick: MD5 checksum = 0d78d5a238e8881bdcb1c14d64fda7a6
Worried about using the wrong firmware and bricking the TV so any help would be greatly appreciated.
Cheers,
Adam.