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Dev Manager Desktop not connecting after rooting #296

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Tarun31A opened this issue Jan 25, 2025 · 7 comments
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Dev Manager Desktop not connecting after rooting #296

Tarun31A opened this issue Jan 25, 2025 · 7 comments

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@Tarun31A
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I am not able to connect dev manager desktop to my TV

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I have rooted my webos tv as per the instruction on page https://github.com/throwaway96/faultmanager-autoroot?tab=readme-ov-file
however, after rooting. I have removed the developer mode app as per the instructions. After that I am not able to connect dev manager even after enabling SSH in homebrew channel app.

Expected behavior
after enabling the SSH in homebrew channel app dev manager should connect to my tv.

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WebOS 7.4.0.191

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@mariotaku
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Hello, after rooting, ssh is turned off by default and you'll need to turn it back on.

Also, since the ssh config has changed, you'll need to add the TV again with a different method. In the device setup popup, you'll need to choose "Rooted with homebrew channel".

@Tarun31A
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Thank you sir for helping 🙂

@Tarun31A
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When I am trying to connect with "Rooted with homebrew channel" it is asking for ssh key and passphrase. I have found a SSH key in home folder but not sure about the password. Please could you suggest.

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@team-orangeBlue
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If this is a new install, use password "alpine", no privkeys.

@sukabai
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sukabai commented Jan 31, 2025

SM8200PLA
WEBOS 4.10.0-2001
Software 05.40.61
Rooted with faultmanager-autoroot
Problem:
.cant add device to Webos dev manager using second option, its giving me bad ssh password.
Ip is correct, password is alpine, ssh server is on in webosbrew 0.7.2, telnet is off.

@mariotaku
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@sukabai Hello, did you try connecting with putty?

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sukabai commented Jan 31, 2025

For some reason only after this i managed to make it work:

> What if I lose my key or mess up authorized_keys?

You can always enable telnet in Homebrew Channel and use that to change the public key(s) in /home/root/.ssh/authorized_keys.
 If you want to go back to using the default password, just delete authorized_keys with this command:

*rm /home/root/.ssh/authorized_keys*

Removing it will cause the default password to be enabled on the next reboot.

https://gist.github.com/throwaway96/dfa4d9ac830d5d53a0ed055eb1c8d107

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