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General discussion #1

Times-Z started this conversation in General
Jan 17, 2026 · 3 comments · 8 replies
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Use this thread for general conversation. Feel free to start a topic, ask a question, or share something interesting !

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please share the stl model

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Times-Z Feb 2, 2026
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Sorry but I don't have it at all. I'm focusing on the firmware, the hardware was bought on AliExpress already assembled

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Hello, I wanted to test out this project so I downloaded the firmware.bin and littlefs-smartTV.bin and flashed them according to the instructions: first the firmware after which the device boots up just fine and I was able to connect to the AP and connect to 192.168.4.1 and upload the littlefs.

After a reboot I was able to connect to it at which point I put in the default token of "your_secure_token_here" and after it validated I was able to set the SSID and password. After another reboot it is connecting to my router and getting an IP just fine (lets say 192.168.1.100 as an example) but if I try to connect to said ip my browser errors out. I have tried Safari and FireFox and I get this error:

Looks like there’s a problem with this site
Firefox can’t connect to the server at 192.168.1.100

Seeing as I was able to connect to the device directly in AP mode multiple times before and that my router sees the device with an active connection, I presume its not an hardware issue. Any ideas what the problem may be? Thanks in advance.

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Hmm, I reflashed the firmware and same issue. The third time around I connected it to my phone hotspot instead and after a reboot I was able to connect to it, get the NTP server to sync and play the "I use arch btw" gif. No ad blockers/pihole type things on my network so not sure whats blocking it when connecting to my home network.

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Times-Z May 9, 2026
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Hello
I'm going to try to reproduce tomorrow
What is your firefox version ? From what device ? (android / pc windows / linux ?)

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Firefox 149.0.2 on macOS Tahoe 26.4.1
No luck on my Windows 11 PC with latest version of Chrome (though chrome at least asks me to downgrade my connection from https to http so its making some form of a connection I suppose) either.

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Times-Z May 10, 2026
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I can't reproduce it on firefox 150.0.1 linux (don't have any apple device to try) :(

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Hey, does the USB header have data connection? would it be possible to do any USB communications with the device or is it solely wired for power?

would a UART or JTAG hat work for communicating with this? I'm keen to explore the file system to see if i can manip the existing system.

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Times-Z May 12, 2026
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Hey!
Unfortunately, the USB port is only for power
If you want to add USB capabilities, the simplest way is to solder two wires to plug in a USB-to-TTL converter like : https://github.com/Times-Z/GeekMagic-Open-Firmware#pin-wiring

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Were you able to interact with the existing firmware file system e.g. replace files before writing your own or not really?

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Times-Z May 12, 2026
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I haven't really tried replacing files in the original firmware (for the web part), but dumping it wasn't an issue

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