throwaway96

It's theoretically possible to exploit crashd via the method used by RootMyTV. Some nerd may be able to do it. You're free to try your hand at it.

I wouldn't recommend updating. Since you didn't say what model your TV is, I'll assume it has an M16P SoC. In that case, the last firmware version vulnerable to RootMyTV...

I'm confused. In your first post you said you had webOS version 3.9.0-62709, but now you're saying it's 3.9.0-62804. Anyway, assuming that your otaid is HE_DTV_W17M_AFADATAA (still M16P SoC, but...

That TV runs webOS 1, which RootMyTV does not support.

Read the README.

> This is a supported version for rootmytv Where did you get that from?

@sk9972252270 Try [this one](https://github.com/throwaway96/RootMyTV.github.io/blob/patch-notice2-20231216/README.md).

There is not much I can say that is not already in the readme. Read at least the first few sections. Make sure it's the [the latest version](https://github.com/RootMyTV/RootMyTV.github.io/blob/a4fb78d749335c93b7ad5b4bf0ddbecb61fc8387/README.md). If any...

If the firmware has been updated since mid-2022, it won't work. Looks like firmware for that model was patched at least as far back as version 04.30.61. It's webOS 5,...

That model probably runs webOS 1.x, which isn't supported. We could have a more helpful error message, though.