So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 5:15 pm
What can I do next?
I can provide boot logs and anything else you ask for.
I can provide boot logs and anything else you ask for.
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So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
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Re: So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 6:39 pm
shell is restricted, isn`t? : )
Re: So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 6:51 pm
Yeah. Digits only. Wasn't expecting much.
Here's a boot/shutdown log. I probably won't try accessing Uboot/Onboot until I get a better idea of how to do so safely and interpret what I see.
http://pastebin.com/NFiGzPPr
And a pic of my cabling for fun...
http://i.imgur.com/iD5Oq.jpg
Btw, I noticed that erdem just added MST5 to the patcher. Do you guys need help tracking down the MST4 key?
Here's a boot/shutdown log. I probably won't try accessing Uboot/Onboot until I get a better idea of how to do so safely and interpret what I see.
http://pastebin.com/NFiGzPPr
And a pic of my cabling for fun...
http://i.imgur.com/iD5Oq.jpg
Btw, I noticed that erdem just added MST5 to the patcher. Do you guys need help tracking down the MST4 key?
Re: So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 6:54 pm
Yes... help is needed. Root device first 
It is known, here is memory read/memory write options. You can play with it. I don`t remember exact way.
It is known, here is memory read/memory write options. You can play with it. I don`t remember exact way.
Re: So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 8:15 pm
(Did you forget an attachment?)
Rooting might be difficult.
Hotel clone to USB is the only way to get a (partial?) channel list with my TV and it only has ethernet for firmware and DLNA. No SmartHub or Internet@TV.
Linux-friendly partitions on USB are also not an option. TV looks for RFS, FAT, NTFS only. Haven't tried anything bold with NTFS symlinks yet.
Rooting might be difficult.
Hotel clone to USB is the only way to get a (partial?) channel list with my TV and it only has ethernet for firmware and DLNA. No SmartHub or Internet@TV.
Linux-friendly partitions on USB are also not an option. TV looks for RFS, FAT, NTFS only. Haven't tried anything bold with NTFS symlinks yet.
Re: So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 8:43 pm
maybe T-MST5 serieal enable works here too?juuso wrote:shell is restricted, isn`t? : )
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Re: So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 8:47 pm
yes, it works. LLStarks said, he got TOP tdm already 
Re: So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
Posted: Mon Dec 05, 2011 9:08 pm
TOP required 2 commands
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Also, KOR region gives me s***-ton of added stuff in Sub Option. I don't think enabling CI or PVR on a US-branded TV actually do anything though.
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Also, KOR region gives me s***-ton of added stuff in Sub Option. I don't think enabling CI or PVR on a US-branded TV actually do anything though.
Re: So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 3:57 pm
How about SquashFS? Since the TV uses it internally, it may also be recognized from a USB stick. And IIRC SquashFS supports symlinks.LLStarks wrote:(Did you forget an attachment?)
Rooting might be difficult.
Hotel clone to USB is the only way to get a (partial?) channel list with my TV and it only has ethernet for firmware and DLNA. No SmartHub or Internet@TV.
Linux-friendly partitions on USB are also not an option. TV looks for RFS, FAT, NTFS only. Haven't tried anything bold with NTFS symlinks yet.
Bur, if we ever get symlink support, would the hotel mode hack still work as we know? Does the D-series TV execute scripts from mtd_rwarea like the C-series one (hotplug script and start.sh)?
Re: So, I have access to TOP and shell on my T-MST4 LN32D550
Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 5:22 pm
No luck with SquashFS mounted on USB. Maybe I'll give RFS a try when I do my next kernel roll. The TV definitely uses it, but I don't know if it will expect or permit it to be read from USB.