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Revision as of 10:00, 30 March 2011
Contents
T-AMBDFRC (Models LExxA676)
A SH4 CPU model - please add details.
T-RBYDEUC (Models LExxA756, LExxA856, LExxA956/959)
Available hacks / software
Look for latest versions in download area
- WiseLink video player aspect ratio fix (arfix-sh) is applied
- optionally enabling boot time call to a script /SamyGO/rcSGO from USB disk (answer upercase U) - e.g. for Extension Pack
A collection of command line linux applications. Unpack files to USB disk and insert to tv set. A firmware patch or serial console is necessary to start extensions (call a script /SamyGO/rcSGO on USB disk)
- SSH daemon for console access ( user: root, password: SamyGO )
- kernel modules/scripts for mounting CIFS (Windows) shares and NFS shares
- lot lot more... see discussion
Video player aspect ratio fix (SH4)
arfix-sh fixes part of internal firmware, WiseLink video player. Also see discussion
T-RBYDEUC technical info
The main CPU of these models is NOT an ARM processor but the SH4 processor STi7109. Therefore ARM-based hacks and tools won't run!
Official firmware from Samsung: T-RBYDEU (T-RBYDEUC) in version 1013.1
Linux version:
Linux version 2.6.17.14_stm22_0039-Samsung_7103 (gcc version 4.1.1 (STMicroelectronics/Linux Base 4.1.1-23)) #363 PREEMPT Sun Jul 27 17:14:14 KST 2008
Other differences from ARM model line:
- exeDSP has all symbols stripped
- libGame.so loading and running is completely blocked in exeDSP
- First USB is connected to MTK8226 (secondary CPU) so the first USB disk appears as /dev/sdb (mountpoint /dtv/usb/sdb1)
- busybox has a malfunctioning telnet-deamon compiled in (busybox is compiled without /dev/pts filesystem support however kernel needs it)
Manual firmware patching T-RBYDEUC
Obsoleted by SamyGO Firmware Patcher and Extension Pack.
So, what you need is an updated BusyBox, a modified exe.img to enable script-starts from USB-Pens and a good USB-Script to start telnet-daemon. You can find most of the things in the following thread:
Hacking T-RBYDEUC Firmware - LE40A756 and A856 [1]
So, what you need to do, to get access to your TV:
1. Modifiy your start.sh in exe.img, either by unpacking and repacking it (see below how to do), or by using a hex-editor. There are many descriptions how to modify exe.img and to correct the crc-hash. What you need to add to start.sh:
export LOGNAME="root" [already there] ... cd /dtv/usb PATH_USB=`cat log | grep Mount` PATH_USB=`echo ${PATH_USB##MountDir : }` echo $PATH_USB $PATH_USB/usb.sh & ## mount -n -t usbfs none /proc/bus/usb ...
Modification may not work as some USB disks get mounted later than the modified code is executed
and now I can run scripts (usb.sh) from pendrive. Therefore you need to build (or copy from archive) the folloing script to the root of your pendrive:
#! /bin/sh echo "!!!!!!!!!!!!!! USB START !!!!!!!!!!!!!!" /bin/stty -F /dev/ttyAS0 ospeed 57600 ispeed 57600 #line before enables console for speed 57600. Put 'debug' to console and you see menu, put '12' and ENTER echo "!!!!!!!!!!!!!! start console on 57600 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!" #sleep 25 (m)sec is need for wait ethernet start sleep 25 cd /dtv/usb PU=`cat log | grep Mount` PU=`echo ${PU##MountDir : }` echo "!!!!!!!!!!!!!! start telnet !!!!!!!!!!!!!!" $PU/busybox telnetd -l /bin/sh echo "!!!!!!!!!!!!!! start cifs.ko !!!!!!!!!!!!!!" cd $PU insmod cifs.ko sleep 4 echo "!!!!!!!!!!!!!! clear old contents USB on TV !!!!!!!!!!!!!!" rm /mtd_contents/V* -R rm /mtd_contents/database -R echo "!!!!!!!!!!!!!! start mount !!!!!!!!!!!!!!" mount -t cifs //XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/photo $PU/photo -o user=user_xp -o pass=password_xp mount -t cifs //XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/mp3 $PU/mp3 -o user=user_xp -o pass=password_xp mount -t cifs //XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX/video $PU/video -o user=user_xp -o pass=password_xp mount echo "!!!!!!!!!!!!!! USB END !!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
On pendrive you have to have empty folders: photo, mp3, video and files: usb.sh, cifs.ko (size for my compilation 2707316 bytes), busybox (size for my compilation 992084 bytes)
You can download the whole package here: [2]