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After proper reboot - Tv shows message "starting downgr8" - then fails to launch Update Checker / Firmware tool #4
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also, just want to reiterate the value you're creating here for people to perhaps downgrade firmware.
So any help getting past the "starting Downgr8" but failing to launch the firmware / update tool would be appreciated. I tried it on a cold boot ( powered off ) the usb reads a lot for 30sec but then the panel powers down. |
I'm not sure how you're trying to run it (why are you rebooting?), but the app isn't intended to launch the update UI. It doesn't even enable expert mode in the update service. It just makes the OS believe there is an authenticated AccessUSB connected so that enabling expert mode will work. You need to make the Luna calls to enable expert mode and launch |
Thanks for adding some context for me; I thought i read somewhere that the exploit only works on boot, since it was discovered that the USB would execute whatever is on it when it boots ... if it has a file named " wta_usb.sh " and that the first line must read: #!/bin/sh I'm not sure where I read that, but anyway I thought I could get it all going by using https://phcode.dev/ to change the name of your " launch.sh " to " wta_usb.sh " - at which point it runs the code on a 'homebrew channel reboot'. By the way, I'd like to point out that I'm grateful that you're even speaking to me ( as a lowly noob ) and that I am confident fiddling with my panel as a hobby, I believe you're responsible for the crashd method of gaining root and I thank you very much for that, as it worked for me ( OLED55BXPTA / 04.40.18 / W20H ) so basically, I could try run the USB like i have and then use SSH and the terminal tool via web-os-dev-manager to run the luna commands to boot the expert mode update tool ? I've got a USB firmware file rather than NSU as recommended. I think i got it from webos-forums.ru - but may have also found it on the lg korea site; its labelled " starfish-atsc-secured-k6hp-147.jamestowne.k6hp-14723-03.00.55_prodkey_usb_V3_SECURED.epk " only minor hitch is its for the ATSC tuner, im in the DVB zone ( AUS ) ; however I looked around the last archive.org listing for LG AU support page and archived / saved firmwares only go back to 03.21.75 - which I may try first as I know its exactly the correct firmware for my set - although i'd really ultimately like to go back to 03.00.55. Also I don't care if the tuner never works our free television is garbage. Thanks again; also it looks like the discord invites have become invalid; from the crashd instructions page. |
The shell script is the least important part. The JS service and binary are both necessary, so you will need to build the app—i.e., compile the C program using buildroot-nc4 and package the IPK using
The Discord link works for me. |
@Qwert331 did you ever manage to get this to work? I have rooted LG B6 I would like to downgrade FW since LG messed up the black level in the later FW builds. The same issue affected LG C6, but they provided a fix in FW upgrade. |
OLED55BXPTA
OTID
HE_DTV_W20H_AFADABAA
Firmware: 04.40.18
webOS: 5.4.1
HomeBrew Channel 0.6.3
Is your device rooted: YES
Using Homebrew channel to reboot causes the USB to run, message shows "starting Downgr8" but then fails to actually launch the firmware update tool.
I tried a completely cold start - ie power unplugged for 30sec - tv booted to the USB (i could see the USB activity led going crazy, but then simply shut itself down after ~30 seconds.) also failing to launch the Firmware Downgrade Tool.
Any help would be appreciated with this issue. ; )
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