What about samsung e60

[quedificil]

Originally Posted by Miles Prower

Accessing the Bookstore does not work at all.*After entering my Adobe ID, I only see a blank page - no default store but no Google either.*So, yup, something has changed. Well, I guess.

Try again, but without changing the url, use the default one, repack and install the firmware. Tell me if your default bookstore works.

Read my previous post for the custom bookstore icon.

[Miles Prower]

Trying this now.

[Miles Prower]

Default bookstore works.

[quedificil]

OK, then change the default url for the new one (google.fr) and fill the rest with / (hex 2F) like google.fr/////////

Respect the 00 original at the end.

[Miles Prower]

That did the trick.

[quedificil]

Good

[Miles Prower]

Thanks for the helping hand

[Miles Prower]

Oh wow!

Took the Acid Test for the lulz, and came back to the home screen.



Simply rebooting the device fixes this kind of… overflow, I guess.

[bohwaz]

Hi there, some news from the Samsung folks after a request on their open source website to know a recovery mode for the E60:

Dear customer,

Thank you for your continuous interest in our E60 product.
For your questions, we have discussed with our development team and legal team IP lawyers.
As written in OSCR''s opensource download notice, this information and sequences are available
only the case of firmware image upgrading released by Samsung.
Samsung don''t guerantee for the system failure and abnormal cases by the result of user-modified image upgrading.
Please refer to legal agreement. ( http://opensource.samsung.com -> TV&Video -> find model name by E60 -> click 10_E60.zip -> legal agreement )

We reply to you as follows:
E60 supported rescue mode with microSD.
* How to rescue

a. Change the F/W file name to E60k.bin.
b. Make the folder to \Firmware_Update in microSD and Copy E60k.bin to \Firmware_Update.
c. Power off E60.
d. The microSD insert to E60.
e. Press Volume Up + Power Btn until showing the rescue mode screen.
f. When completed F/W Update, seperate battery.
g. Insert battery and Power on.

P.S ) E60 is not supported serial/usb console for debug.

Please contact us if you have any problems to get open source package.
Thank you for your continuous interest in our product at all time.

Kindly Regards,

[Papi]

Great ! Thanks for sharing...Now attempts will feel more secure.

[bohwaz]

FYI the rescue mode is working on a non bricked device but haven't tested it on a bricked device.

[Kaldwin]

Hi,
I recently bought the french E60.
I read all posts in this thread, and I'm wondering if someone planes to make step-by-step illustrated tutorial about how to make google.fr your Home Page ? (not with the ruby script method)

Also,
Did someone asked samsung the source code of their MainApp ? (They will probably not provide it... but who knows...)

Thanks,

KK

[Papi]

I asked for it, but didn't have any reply. I don't have a trace of my inquiry, so I just sent another one in case the first one was lost, but I don't see any trace of it either.

[bohwaz]

Some progress on the french side: we enabled the telnet daemon using this custom firmware: http://ps3linux.fr/E60/patched+x/

Just create a customrun.sh file at the root of the device and copy this to the file:

#!/bin/sh
mount devpts /dev/pts -t devpts 
telnetd -l /bin/sh

It will be renamed and executed on the next device reboot (to avoid any bricking script, it is renamed). Then you'll just have to telnet to the device, you'll get full root access to the device.

Someone also reported success at executing compiled code using Samsungs' toolchain. Very promising indeed!

[laure_f_o]

Originally Posted by bohwaz

Some progress on the french side: we enabled the telnet daemon using this custom firmware: http://ps3linux.fr/E60/patched+x/

Just create a customrun.sh file at the root of the device and copy this to the file:

#!/bin/sh
mount devpts /dev/pts -t devpts 
telnetd -l /bin/sh

It will be renamed and executed on the next device reboot (to avoid any bricking script, it is renamed). Then you'll just have to telnet to the device, you'll get full root access to the device.

Someone also reported success at executing compiled code using Samsungs' toolchain. Very promising indeed!

Hello,

I think that it would be useful to put & in the script we do to avoid a hang of the system in case of error.

#!/bin/sh
mount devpts /dev/pts -t devpts
telnetd -l /bin/sh &