It seems to be a collection of partitions, and not just a single cramfs. Tried to get a dump of the current software by modifying the shell scripts on the firmware update, but without a console, it is difficult to see what commands are working or not working. Okay, did some messing around light night. The official release when it is rebuilt from scratch will be under a new name and will have it's own site/domain for feedback and bugs. So unless you want a new bootlogo, you probably won't want this firmware just yet. What's interesting though is that they all run Linux, and yet none of the source code is readily available from anyone.Īnyone who has the 52" panel can use the modified firmware, however most of the changes made are for future work and external communication with the embedded computer. There are some pretty big gaps in what's used on each panel, since Westinghouse seems to just have the chipset manufacturers brand and package the firmware. Thank you everyone who uploaded firmware, I've dug through most of it and documented the various chipsets and software present on those panels. It's definitely possible to make quite a few changes without the source code, but I want to do it properly and fully rebuild a new firmware, which will allow me to add support for multiple panels and make changes/fixes much more trivial to test and debug.įor those of you asking about current support for other LCDs aside from the 52", I'm afraid that won't come for awhile, and when it does, it'll only be for panels using Trident chipsets. I received an email last week stating that they should be able to get it together by this Monday. Things have kind of been on hold for the last month or two while I wait for Trident to make good on their promise to release the source code. I suspect that this is the result of the powersupply board overheating and causing the board voltage to fluctuate. This screen flashes static and pops loudly for like 30 seconds with the Playstation 3.Ĥ. Can't adjust volume when "No Source" is detected.ģ. This is a pain since the only way to get a signal from the output is to set the volume at 80 or higher, so you get blasted with volume.Ģ. If you turn the volume up on the TV while in external speaker mode, the TV falls back to internal speakers at whatever volume you set. The 50602 may also use entirely different hardware (at a min the power supply board is different and my guess is the mainboard is different too).Īnyway, if you wouldn't have some spare time to take a look at the firmware. There was a second model, TW-50602, which uses a text based menu. The firmware I uploaded is for the TW-50601 model, this was the first gen model with with the graphic based user menu. I uploaded a set of firmware for my SK-32H240S through your web app.
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