Toon firmware - update script
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Re: Toon firmware - update script
First of all run update-rooted with -f option.
Then reboot Toon.
When Toon boots up, look at the menu.
Then reboot Toon.
When Toon boots up, look at the menu.
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Re: Toon firmware - update script
Thanks for this quick response.TerrorSource wrote:first of all, you should get your information here on this forum and not some website which isn't supported by the TSC-teamLucien wrote:I'm new here, so sorry for stupid questions or actions....
I bought and rooted my Toon using an RPi with martenjacobs/ToonRooter and ToonSoftwareCollective/update-rooted. Thanks for all the work to help us out.
Unfortunately I selected the latest firmware 5.25.8. The Toon is functioning fine and SSH works fine. But I do not see the Toonstore?! I tried using updating the Toonstore by using https://cyberjunky.nl/updating-rooted-toon-5-9-6/. No luck.
Shouldn't I have installed 5.25.8 and is there a way back? Or should I do some additional stuff to get this up and running?
Hope you guys can help me.![]()
Did you upgrade the Toon to the latest firmware 5.25.8 and did you run the fix at the end of the script?
you can run the fixes manually by using the -f parameter: sh update-rooted.sh -f
Sorry for using the TSC Script

Which update script should I use instead of the TSC version? And is it possible with this script to 'downgrade' to a lower version?
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Re: Toon firmware - update script
TSC-scripts are good, we created them. But we cannot support 3th party websites like the one from cyberjunkie you posted in your previous post.
If you used the -f parameter and rebooter afterwards you should have the ToonStore installed and everything should be up and running correctly.
Downgrading to a previous version is not something we would recommend. Technically it possible but something we advise people not to downgrade.
If you used the -f parameter and rebooter afterwards you should have the ToonStore installed and everything should be up and running correctly.
Downgrading to a previous version is not something we would recommend. Technically it possible but something we advise people not to downgrade.
Re: Toon firmware - update script
If you still miss toonstore please run:
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opkg remove toonstore
rm -rf /qmf/qml/apps/toonstore*
sh /root/update-rooted.sh -f
killall -9 qt-gui
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Super thank you TheHogNL, this did 'the trick'TheHogNL wrote:If you still miss toonstore please run:Code: Select all
opkg remove toonstore rm -rf /qmf/qml/apps/toonstore* sh /root/update-rooted.sh -f killall -9 qt-gui
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Re: Toon firmware - update script
When trying to run the update WINSCP I get to see the message to which version I want to update to (I have 4.9.23), but before I can enter anything, I get a popup that the host is not reacting anymore.
All I can do is reconnect and the same happens again. I am doing surely something wrong, but can someone guide me?
All I can do is reconnect and the same happens again. I am doing surely something wrong, but can someone guide me?
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WINSCP ? What are you trying to do with winscp and update?Screamhouse wrote:When trying to run the update WINSCP I get to see the message to which version I want to update to (I have 4.9.23), but before I can enter anything, I get a popup that the host is not reacting anymore.
All I can do is reconnect and the same happens again. I am doing surely something wrong, but can someone guide me?
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I use WINSCP to get root access to my Toon.
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Winscp is to transfer file to and from your Toon. You need an SSH client like Putty to login to the Toon.Screamhouse wrote:I use WINSCP to get root access to my Toon.
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Re: Toon firmware - update script
thx, that helped
. It is running now

Re: Toon firmware - update script
Hey guys,
I saw this interesting thing about QT websockets yesterday
So I ran update-rooted.sh -o to enable vpn, did opkg update to get latest packages, and installed the QT web sockets package. Then I went to the TSC menu to reboot. I checked for update instead, and there was one, so I updated. After reboot my Toon2 said something like "From now on your Toon will be updated automatically". Is that something from you guys? If so, can I disable it?
I saw this interesting thing about QT websockets yesterday

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No that is a default message from Eneco for subscription Toons. We disabled that ofcourseHansS wrote:Hey guys,
I saw this interesting thing about QT websockets yesterdaySo I ran update-rooted.sh -o to enable vpn, did opkg update to get latest packages, and installed the QT web sockets package. Then I went to the TSC menu to reboot. I checked for update instead, and there was one, so I updated. After reboot my Toon2 said something like "From now on your Toon will be updated automatically". Is that something from you guys? If so, can I disable it?

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I'm not sure what to make of this now. I have rooted Toon2 and no subscription. You disabled the message, so I should not see it either? Or did I mess something up with my vpn/update actions?
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What TheHogNL means is that the official updates are blocked. Not that the message is disabled.HansS wrote:I'm not sure what to make of this now. I have rooted Toon2 and no subscription. You disabled the message, so I should not see it either? Or did I mess something up with my vpn/update actions?
No worries, should be alright!

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Ah, super, thanks guys. Now I can try and get some sort of web socket communication up. Cheers!