SIMON

 

Yes, I have automatic DNS settings; I will change it to 8.8.8.8 or OpenDNS IP and try again.

 

Also, I have another modem, I will try the same procedure with that modem. Also, I will set my TV to factory settings before the procedure; I do not know what I am going to do if this fails too I will let you know about the results.

 

No, it is rather not do anything. I thought that you might have set up one of these IP addresses. Automatic settings seems to be a good choice. 

 

I thought also about another modem and reset settings, but I'm afraid some of your health.    In the worst case we both go crazy, and maybe dtosun also be joining us. 

Hello shm0,

 

Stay tuned, we will continue to attempt to resolve this problem.

 

 

Updated:

I checked your TV - it's not equipped with webOS. It's an old TV 2010/2011. LGwebOS forum is dedicated to devices with webOS, so I'm sorry, but I'm afraid that I will not be able to help you, the more that personally I don't have the right knowledge at this moment. Anyway I'll look around a little bit. If I find something, I'll let you know in a private message.

One more thing... DNS settings in laptop or router. Do you have automatic settings? I'm not sure if it's relevant, but in Acrylic log I see Google DNS IP 8.8.8.8 and OpenDNS IP 208.67.220.220.

Andrew, we're not talking about type of TV - LED, OLED, CRAP.  We're talking more about the brand and quality. If you have such problems with LG, replace it for mentioned Samsung or other. Unfortunately I can't help you with right choice, because as you can see I use CRAP LG Dumb TV with fucking shitty OS and now I don't know what OLED and which the brand I could recommend you. But if I had to buy a new TV now, definitely I would choose some Sony or Panasonic. No more LG with useless, experimental beta firmware forever, even if it was studded with diamonds and were able to do blowjob.

No offense Andrew, I understand your indignation, but how much time you have in your country to return the device from which you are not satisfied? And it was cheaper than Samsung? I think so. Mainly for this reason most of people here bought LG. We thought this was a great opportunity, but it's big warm shit that we could fall in love or give it back to the store. However, in spite of everything, we decided to keep them at home. What's wrong with us? 

 

BTW With pleasure to watch your video.

Support for what country you're interested in?

Hey mtuna10,

 

I mean, maybe your Internet is the source of the problem. Maybe configuration of the Internet, or something like that. I've tried dozens of times get such situations with my TV, and nothing. I really don't know how to make in_dump file has not been overwritten. If something can be updated, it is also possible that this will outdated. But not in the case of your TVs. It's really annoying, though in general I am a very patient man. 

I've updated my 55LB730V to 05.00.15 in Denmark 2 days ago, and it seems to work, I've have not seen the "out of memory" error since.

 

I use Simplink for controlling a Raspery Pi and PS4.

 

And what about web browser - also you have not seen out of memory error? Sorry, I was checking it so many times that I prefer to ask before upset again, trying to take advantage of the browser.

Personally I don't see nothing new, since the great event of 21 September. Each subsequent release is only an attempt to remedy what the LG fucked up earlier and sold us in his magnificent TVs. The only positive stable change is to improve the speed and menus similar to webOS 2.0. The rest of the action is just experiments acting on time - in other words, LG pretends to know what's the problem, sends us some updates, but doing it just to get us to calm down, maybe we surrendered, forget and give them peace of mind.

mtuna10, please check this shit with other network. I'm getting really pissed off.

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mtuna10, let's try again...   

 

1. Download Software_File(Version_03.03.06) and put into C:\LgDTVUpDater\htdocs

a. Fix filename ...V3_SECURED%5B0%5D.epk > ...V3_SECURED.epk

2. Edit HE_DTV_W15U_AFADABAA file in C:\LgDTVUpDater\htdocs

<RESPONSE><RESULT_CD>900</RESULT_CD>

<MSG>Success</MSG>

<REQ_ID>00000000002517882554</REQ_ID>

<IMAGE_URL>http://192.168.0.11/SWDownload.laf</IMAGE_URL>

<IMAGE_SIZE>699098426</IMAGE_SIZE>

<IMAGE_NAME>starfish-dvb-secured-lm15u-badlands-453201-03.03.06-prodkey_nsu_V3_SECURED.epk</IMAGE_NAME>

<UPDATE_MAJOR_VER>03</UPDATE_MAJOR_VER>

<UPDATE_MINOR_VER>03.06</UPDATE_MINOR_VER>

<FORCE_FLAG>Y</FORCE_FLAG>

<KE></KE><GMT>10 Jun 2015 19:19:20 GMT</GMT>

<ECO_INFO>01</ECO_INFO>

<CDN_URL>http://192.168.0.11/starfish-dvb-secured-lm15u-badlands-453201-03.03.06-prodkey_nsu_V3_SECURED.epk</CDN_URL>

<CONTENTS></CONTENTS></RESPONSE> 

a. Copy all and overwrite with HE_DTV_W15U_AFADABAA file content

b. Change 192.168.0.11 with your local IP address

3. Edit AcrylicHosts.txt file in C:\LgDTVUpDater\dns

#############################################################################

#                                                                           #

# IF YOU MAKE ANY CHANGES TO THIS FILE YOU HAVE TO RESTART THE ACRYLIC DNS  #

# PROXY SERVICE IN ORDER TO SEE THEIR EFFECTS.                              #

#                                                                           #

# This is the AcrylicHosts.txt file.                                        #

#                                                                           #

# It contains predefined mappings between names and addresses exactly the   #

# same way the native HOSTS file does.                                      #

#                                                                           #

# The format is: IPADDRESS HOSTNAME1 [HOSTNAME2] [HOSTNAME3] ...            #

#                                                                           #

# Where IPADDRESS is in quad-dotted notation and HOSTNAMES are strings.     #

#                                                                           #

# The separator between IPADDRESS and HOSTNAMES can be any number of spaces #

# or tabs or both. If the HOSTNAMES contain the special characters '*' and  #

# '?' a (slow) "dir" like pattern matching algorithm is used instead of a   #

# (fast) binary search within the list of host names:                       #

#                                                                           #

# 127.0.0.1 ad.* ads.*                                                      #

#                                                                           #

# If a HOSTNAME starts with the '/' character instead it is treated like a  #

# regular expression (also very slow compared to a binary search):          #

#                                                                           #

# 127.0.0.1 /^ads?\..*$                                                     #

#                                                                           #

# Note: More info about the regular expression engine and its syntax can be #

# found at: http://regexpstudio.com                                         #

#                                                                           #

# It is also possible to specify exceptions when regular expressions or     #

# pattern based matching is used. If for example we would like to filter    #

# out all ads.* like domains except for the ads.test1 and the ads.test2 we  #

# should write:                                                             #

#                                                                           #

# 127.0.0.1 ads.* -ads.test1 -ads.test2                                     #

#                                                                           #

# Note: A line starting with the '#' character (and everything after it if  #

# it's found within a line) is considered a comment and therefore ignored.  #

#                                                                           #

#############################################################################


127.0.0.1 localhost

192.168.0.11 snu.lge.com

192.168.0.11 rdvs.alljoyn.org

192.168.0.11 fi.lgtvsdp.com

192.168.0.11 us.lgtvsdp.com

192.168.0.11 in.lgtvsdp.com

192.168.0.11 IN.lgtvsdp.com

192.168.0.11 GB.lgtvsdp.com

a. Copy all and overwrite with AcrylicHosts.txt file content

b. Change 192.168.0.11 with your local IP address

 

4. Run downgrade process follow my tutorial

5. If all goes well, remember to restore DNS settings on TV and then you can check for OTA updates...

Oh man, impossible things I do immediately, but for the miracles you have to wait a little longer.

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Apple would never allow this to happen.

 

You've come to my sense of humor. 

Hi, SIMON,

My firmware version is 3.30.05, but i couldnt downgrade my firmware:(

 

Hi dtosun, 

 

And your location and TV model is... 

Hi Ignacio,
 
 
1. Download Software_File(Version_03.23.06).zip and unzip to C:\LgDTVUpDater\htdocs
2. Edit HE_DTV_WT1H_AFAAATAA file in C:\LgDTVUpDater\htdocs

<RESPONSE><RESULT_CD>900</RESULT_CD>
<MSG>Success</MSG>
<REQ_ID>00000000001417347020</REQ_ID>
<IMAGE_URL>http://192.168.0.11</IMAGE_URL>
<IMAGE_SIZE>592704168</IMAGE_SIZE>
<IMAGE_NAME>starfish-atsc-secured-goldfinger-5703.angeles.atsc-570303-03.23.06_usb_V3_SECURED.epk</IMAGE_NAME>
<IMAGE_CHECKSUM>0x83990faa</IMAGE_CHECKSUM>
<UPDATE_MAJOR_VER>03</UPDATE_MAJOR_VER>
<UPDATE_MINOR_VER>23.06</UPDATE_MINOR_VER>
<FORCE_FLAG>Y</FORCE_FLAG>
<KE></KE>
<GMT>16 Aug 2014 16:11:22 GMT</GMT>
<ECO_INFO>01</ECO_INFO>
<CDN_URL>http://192.168.0.11/starfish-atsc-secured-goldfinger-5703.angeles.atsc-570303-03.23.06_usb_V3_SECURED.epk</CDN_URL>
<CONTENTS></CONTENTS></RESPONSE>

a. Copy all and overwrite with HE_DTV_WT1H_AFAAABAA file content
b. Change 192.168.0.11 with your local IP address
 
3. Run downgrade process follow my tutorial
4. After all remember to restore DNS settings on TV and then you can check for OTA updates

 

 

 Good luck and let me know. 

Hey mtuna10. I'm sorry with still no success. The log looks like not being able to recognize your TV, so there is no answer in in_dump file. I think that this 04.10.10 firmware was inappropriate for your TV. I'm still looking for the right solution.

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@mtuna10... What about your firewall?

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What can I say ... I forgot to mention about a firewall?

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Exactly the same here as with mtuna10

 

It's not good muiz, I'm running out of ideas. 

1. Download Software_File(Version_03.03.06) and put into C:\LgDTVUpDater\htdocs

a. Fix filename ...V3_SECURED%5B0%5D.epk > ...V3_SECURED.epk

2. Edit HE_DTV_W15U_AFADABAA file in C:\LgDTVUpDater\htdocs

<RESPONSE><RESULT_CD>900</RESULT_CD>
<MSG>Success</MSG>
<REQ_ID>00000000002517882554</REQ_ID>
<IMAGE_URL>http://192.168.0.11</IMAGE_URL>
<IMAGE_SIZE>699098426</IMAGE_SIZE>
<IMAGE_NAME>starfish-dvb-secured-lm15u-badlands-453201-03.03.06-prodkey_nsu_V3_SECURED.epk</IMAGE_NAME>
<UPDATE_MAJOR_VER>03</UPDATE_MAJOR_VER>
<UPDATE_MINOR_VER>03.06</UPDATE_MINOR_VER>
<FORCE_FLAG>Y</FORCE_FLAG>
<KE></KE><GMT>10 Jun 2015 19:19:20 GMT</GMT>
<ECO_INFO>01</ECO_INFO>
<CDN_URL>http://192.168.0.11/starfish-dvb-secured-lm15u-badlands-453201-03.03.06-prodkey_nsu_V3_SECURED.epk</CDN_URL>
<CONTENTS></CONTENTS></RESPONSE>

a. Copy all and overwrite with HE_DTV_W15U_AFADABAA file content

b. Change 192.168.0.11 with your local IP address

 

3. Run downgrade process follow my tutorial

4. If all goes well, remember to restore DNS settings on TV and then you can check for OTA updates if you want.

 

If goes wrong...

Well, then you have to do something with your connection. Maybe another computer, another place, another connection... It has to work.

 

So, good luck and let me know.   

And what about in_dump file? in_dumb actually... LOL

Well mtuna10, good job, we are one step closer. 

 

As I suspected, there is a problem with the connection. Your TV is connected to the router, but there is no connection with PC / DNS and internet - Wi-Fi ile internete baglanilamiyor: 

 

 

In other words, your PC must be connected to Internet while you checking for updates on TV. 

BTW

 

 

 

 

 

 

If it's possible, I suggest you connect TV and PC to Internet by wire. I do not know what's wrong with your Wi-Fi, but it's a reason that you can't do downgrade. 

 

I've enough. We made a big mistake buying these LG DumbTV. 

I give up. Doesnt work for me i guess.

Never give up muiz. I don't understand why in_dump file remains empty, but I'm still working on this.

Are you sure @muiz and @mtuna10 that you are using LgDTVUpDater script downloaded from my tutorial? It's very strange that in_dump file isn't overwrited after 1. to 10. steps done.

BTW @mtuna10, when your in_dump file isn't overwrited, my downgrade instructions for you does not make sense. :/

Please guys, check your connection and make sure that you are using correct version LgDTVUpDater.

Maybe any bugs you can see in Apache/DNS window when it's running.

Please LG give us Flash!

 

Please webmasters give us HTML5 video!

After step 10 - Go to General > About This TV > Check For Updates​ - it should be overwritten. 

Okay, I'll try to do something about that.

Running  05.10.02 on a LB670V-ZA

1.4.0-2502(Afro-Ashley)

And i want to downgrade to 05.00.20 or 25

I tried the russian way first but no go.

Tried few things from other sites but still no go.

Tried the one from here... and no go.

But nr 11 does not work it ends there(11. Accept downgrade to the first firmware TV)

It always says no update found.

 

muiz, please show me your in_dump file content.

Paste it in code <> XML formated. Thanks.