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Originally Posted by LinuxReader
Are you saying that with the help of Sony's support staff you succeeded in updating your firmware, but that within ten minutes it crashed anyway? If so then it does sound like faulty hardware that will need to be sent back; once the firmware is updated the question of Linux or Windows shouldn't matter.
For what it is worth, here is how I updated my PRS-T1 using only Linux:[LIST=1][*]Downloaded the updater file ( PRS-T1_UPDATER_1.0.03.11140.EXE) from Sony's support site.[*]Unzipped this file under Linux using the command:
Code:
unzip PRS-T1_UPDATER_1.0.03.11140.EXE
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Hope this helps someone, if not TerryAJ! |
I found this older post, and today there seems to be different versions of the same firmware. The one with _a.exe is from the official Sony support site and the other from
http://sonebo-dl.edgesuite.net/DR001...0.07.05070.exe (mentioned in the Wiki. The latter is not working with UNZIP:
Code:
$ ls -l PRS*
-rw-r--r-- 1 guru wheel 111444568 10 jul. 10:10 PRS-T1_Updater_1.0.07.05070_a.exe
-rw-r--r-- 1 guru wheel 109013320 2 mar. 2017 PRS-T1_Updater_1.0.07.05070.exe
$ file PRS*
PRS-T1_Updater_1.0.07.05070_a.exe: PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386, for MS Windows
PRS-T1_Updater_1.0.07.05070.exe: PE32 executable (GUI) Intel 80386, for MS Windows
$ unzip "PRS-T1_Updater_1.0.07.05070.exe" "PRS-T1 Updater.package"
Archive: PRS-T1_Updater_1.0.07.05070.exe
extracting: PRS-T1 Updater.package
$ unzip "PRS-T1_Updater_1.0.07.05070_a.exe" "PRS-T1 Updater.package"
unzip: Unrecognized archive format
Any hints about this?