So, write a small script that's executed every boot?
No hassle with reflashing your root filesystem, and easy access in case things change or you want to add more.
marcelr
manual exchange rt73.ko
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Re: manual exchange rt73.ko
dump flash of yout TV's boot device.
extract it with unsquashfs tools version 3.0
change rt73.ko
re pack your image directory with squashfs version 3.0
than burn your TV's boot partition with new image.
(I don't know if rt73.ko is in boot partition exacty. It might be in root partition. For identify them use "df" command. process is detailed at wiki page - dumping flash...)
extract it with unsquashfs tools version 3.0
change rt73.ko
re pack your image directory with squashfs version 3.0
than burn your TV's boot partition with new image.
(I don't know if rt73.ko is in boot partition exacty. It might be in root partition. For identify them use "df" command. process is detailed at wiki page - dumping flash...)
Re: manual exchange rt73.ko
Yes, well, that depends on the type of tv-set you have, I guess.and how do i start a script at bootup ?
init.d is also read-only
In the types where telnetd works, you could set up a startup script that executes the rmmod and insmod commands very much in the same way as the nfs/cifs partitions are handled through a script. See wiki for details.
In general, if you can do it manually, there's probably a solution for doing it automatically as well.
HTH
marcelr
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Re: manual exchange rt73.ko
You can also use "Advanced Mode" at SamyGO Telnet Patcher Script. This will try to execute to run /mtd_rwarea/SamyGO.sh script on each bootup. You needed to know that, th?s script is not exist at first. You needed to use Telnet Enabler App to get in and create this script as you want.