1) Open terminal
2) type: ssh frontrow@AppleTV.local
3) type password: frontrow
4) type: sudo bash -c 'echo "127.0.0.1 mesu.apple.com" >> /etc/hosts'
5) close terminal
davilla
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zedzed
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2008-11-21 17:38
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Any chance you could tell us how to downgrade from 2.3 to 2.2?
EDIT: found in other post http://wiki.awkwardtv.org/wiki/OSupdate
(This post was last modified: 2008-11-21 17:41 by zedzed.)
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zedzed
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2008-11-21 18:13
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zedzed Wrote:Any chance you could tell us how to downgrade from 2.3 to 2.2? Update - I tried to downgrade to 2.2 but got the following error after following the instructions on the page above Command I enter = sudo ./2Z694-5499.dmg Error I get = Cannot execute binary file Update - did a factory restore to v1.0 but the upgrade to 2.2 still does not work
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davilla
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2008-11-21 19:08
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zedzed Wrote:Update - I tried to downgrade to 2.2 but got the following error after following the instructions on the page above You need to read the guide again, there is no reference to the above command. The correct command-line would be Quote:sudo ./osupdate MediaInfo : http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/ Do not e-mail XBMC-Team members directly asking for support. Read/follow the forum rules. |
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zedzed
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2008-11-21 19:55
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My bad since I thought the OSUPDATE was a placeholder for the update file name.
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A Milton
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2008-11-21 22:54
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davilla Wrote:1) Open terminal <thought> Couldn't ATV USB Creator do this by default and then there could be an option in XBMC/Boxee Launcher to remove this line to allow updates? </thought> |
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coogee
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2008-11-21 23:53
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^ Following on from that - are there simple instructions on how to re-enable the Update process. Cheers.
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dafranca
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2008-11-22 01:48
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PHP Code: sudo sed '$d' < /etc/hosts > file2 ; sudo mv file2 /etc/hosts |
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mrt2
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2008-11-22 02:58
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Whenever I try to SSH into my ATV it immediately says connection closed by <ip of my ATV>... any ideas?
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flipp3r
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2008-11-27 02:52
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I ran the command to add the loopback for mesu.apple.com and then decided to look at the hosts file. I can see the entry in there twice. Is there a way to remove the 2nd line? I can't locate vi on the ATV, so I'm not sure how to edit the file. Thanks, Eric
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