IDs, so that only the Samsung devices will work.
In the kernel source supplied by Samsung to remove many additional device Rt73 and rt2870 drivers have been modified But, Linux supportsįar more wireless devices than just the Samsung devices, so SamyGOĭevelopers are working to enable others as well. Owners can buy to avoid the wiring hassle of Ethernet.
The USB ports are also used for a Samsung-branded WiFi "dongle" that Programs stored on a USB stick is one of the ways to run programs on the TV. The USB ports are available forĪdditional media or for games. "supported" by SamyGO are LCD models in the LE-32-55Bxxx series and LED Obviously, these are fairly high-end TVs, with both Ethernet connectivity By using NFSĪvailable for USB-based playback are also available across the network. (pause, forward, rewind) depending on the DLNA server. Restrictions on the audio and video formats and some playback functionality Living Network Alliance (DLNA) protocols, but there are Getting media from the local network using Digital Modifications seems to be enabling NFS or SMB/CIFS support so that mediaįiles from servers on the network can be played. Several modifications that can be made to the TV firmware. Television-an amusing concept-but also to enable functionality Quite a bit of ingenuity, SamyGO allows users to telnet into their By using the source provided by Samsung, along with But that is exactly what the SamyGO project is doing for Projects geared towards replacing and upgrading the Linux firmware in thatĬlass of devices. While it is quite common for consumer electronics-TVs, DVRs,Īnd the like-to be running Linux these days, it is less common to see
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