Firmware upgrade using Linux tool, requires no hardware
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The first link in the OP still works. DNS/browser cache issue?
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Re: Firmware upgrade using Linux tool, requires no hardware
It is not working for me too. But it works with proxy: http://anonymouse.org/cgi-bin/anon-www. ... or-freedom
I used it even to download a patch which is needed to flash (flashrom) - (extended the link).
I used it even to download a patch which is needed to flash (flashrom) - (extended the link).
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Re: Firmware upgrade using Linux tool, requires no hardware
Yeah, I had some (silent) issues with the DNSSEC config of my domain. It should now be fixed (or soon, depending on the DNS caches on the way).kamill wrote:It is not working for me too.
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let me know how it goes xDericl wrote:The main instruction site doesn't work anymore :\
So basically it's...
1. Get ubuntu live on CD / USB stick
2. Paste in a few commands
3. Profit ?
Re: Firmware upgrade using Linux tool, requires no hardware
Read Bishi's instructions on page 5.
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hi.. joined the forum to folow this post. i will wait for a windows version too. I have an old Asus 1215N but im afraid that it can not be used to do this. Plus the fear of bricking the display.. =(
And im from brazil and no one have a MSTAR ISP here..
And im from brazil and no one have a MSTAR ISP here..
Re: Firmware upgrade using Linux tool, requires no hardware
Hi all,
I've just upgraded my BENQ XL2720Z to firmware ver.2.
To all who is scared and they are not linux guys really just follow the instruction at page 5 wrote by @Bishi and everything should go without any problems.
Just not that when You are using this command sudo i2cdump -r 0-127 1 0x50 make sure that there will be written eg. for my BenqXL2720Z, it's really important.
You can use this command several times, I was checking from 4 to 1 to find my monitor.
I've used an old laptop and in my case I had this driver my monitor on slot 2.
On the rest command just change /dev/i2c-1:49 to dev/i2c-2:49.
And one more thing, in my case creating the backup took 8 minutes and about 15 min to flash.
I've just upgraded my BENQ XL2720Z to firmware ver.2.
To all who is scared and they are not linux guys really just follow the instruction at page 5 wrote by @Bishi and everything should go without any problems.
Just not that when You are using this command sudo i2cdump -r 0-127 1 0x50 make sure that there will be written eg. for my BenqXL2720Z, it's really important.
You can use this command several times, I was checking from 4 to 1 to find my monitor.
I've used an old laptop and in my case I had this driver my monitor on slot 2.
On the rest command just change /dev/i2c-1:49 to dev/i2c-2:49.
And one more thing, in my case creating the backup took 8 minutes and about 15 min to flash.
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A few noob questions about Linux upgrade v2
Postby WonderMouse » less than a minute ago
A few questions about upgrading xl2411z to v2 firmware
First off, I have an amd cpu (fx6300) and an amd gpu (7870) will this be a problem? the gpu does not have VGA, only dvi and hdmi (I'm currently using dvi to vga adapter and then a vga cable from the adapter to my monitor. (I also have a macbook that has intel and nvidia but only mini display port output)
if after all that I can still upgrade, can I install linux onto a usb? (currently have windows 8 installed) is it possible to do it with windows?
Finally is v1 firmware a big deal, I will use the monitor for csgo and work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I have never used linux before and have no idea what im doing and if I can even upgrade at all. I really would like to order this monitor today but that fact that its most likely going to be v1 scares me, but only if i cant upgrade it.
Thanks
link to my own thread: http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1196
Postby WonderMouse » less than a minute ago
A few questions about upgrading xl2411z to v2 firmware
First off, I have an amd cpu (fx6300) and an amd gpu (7870) will this be a problem? the gpu does not have VGA, only dvi and hdmi (I'm currently using dvi to vga adapter and then a vga cable from the adapter to my monitor. (I also have a macbook that has intel and nvidia but only mini display port output)
if after all that I can still upgrade, can I install linux onto a usb? (currently have windows 8 installed) is it possible to do it with windows?
Finally is v1 firmware a big deal, I will use the monitor for csgo and work.
Any help would be greatly appreciated as I have never used linux before and have no idea what im doing and if I can even upgrade at all. I really would like to order this monitor today but that fact that its most likely going to be v1 scares me, but only if i cant upgrade it.
Thanks
link to my own thread: http://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=1196
Re: Firmware upgrade using Linux tool, requires no hardware
hi , i've read the instructions on page 5 bishi's one , i speak english though i'm french despite that i cannot understand every step beside complete noob on linux .
That beeing said is there someone who can resume with more detail how to flash in v2 firmware like for a "child" or a french man who can translate step by step that 'll be greatly appreciated
That beeing said is there someone who can resume with more detail how to flash in v2 firmware like for a "child" or a french man who can translate step by step that 'll be greatly appreciated
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Re: Firmware upgrade using Linux tool, requires no hardware
If you want an easy Windows method, there's always the option of doing DIY Firmware V2 Upgrade For BENQ Z-Series. These instructions are much easier if you are okay with a slightly pricer(but easier) method rather than Linux method.
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