Hehe. Let's hope than that "greyed out" means disabled. So just do what I suggested (set OTA Support to OFF and disable automatic updates in normal menu). We still don't know whether now Samsung:RypeDub wrote:Well I have Unix/Linux experience and Skype and a T-NT14 firmware, but I guarantee I can't disable OTN more than it already is.
1) Always updates
2) Uses OTA status for OTN updates
3) Uses user's choice from normal menu instead of (previously used) OTN Support.
First of all it is important to know that "auto-update stuff" start BEFORE ANY ROOTING METHOD. Also it's possible that OTN Support greyed out means "ignore"RypeDub wrote: Why can't we get it rooted without any internet access and then see if we can get the ability to disable OTN by hacking/modifying the service menu, since now we're rooted?


Glad to hear that. Most users don't want (even when risking auto-updates) disabled internet access. I think it might be a good idea. We never know what next "update" will bringRypeDub wrote:I can disable the internet access to the MAC address for both Ethernet and WiFi on my TV so that it can still use LAN connections but will never update from Samsung.
