2012-05-13, 16:18
Hi redstorm,
I've been contemplating similar thoughts about installing XBMC on a Samsung smart TV. (I have an LA40B650 without the range of applications).
It would be ideal to install XBMC as either an App, or even replace the entire "Content" / "Media P" functionality GUI.
Using the SamyGO firmware/procedures I have access to the underlying Linux OS (via Telnet or FTP), with ~120MB of internal free space available (without having to remove things, or mount an external USB).
So now I'm wondering if it would actually be much work to install the Linux version of XBMC. Obviously the work would then be how to run it.
Is there anybody else out there who has any further ideas?
I've been contemplating similar thoughts about installing XBMC on a Samsung smart TV. (I have an LA40B650 without the range of applications).
It would be ideal to install XBMC as either an App, or even replace the entire "Content" / "Media P" functionality GUI.
Using the SamyGO firmware/procedures I have access to the underlying Linux OS (via Telnet or FTP), with ~120MB of internal free space available (without having to remove things, or mount an external USB).
So now I'm wondering if it would actually be much work to install the Linux version of XBMC. Obviously the work would then be how to run it.
Is there anybody else out there who has any further ideas?
