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Discussion: Which latest version is verified to be working? #38
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I have run the hostname script with a fat32 ssd and it worked on the 1st go. |
I can confirm it works with 2.2.5_0003.0616. One issue I did run into: on first boot, with the sdcard inserted, the RTSP server started but there were no streams. Restarting the camera without the sdcard fixed this. |
Homekit still works? |
Yes |
Got it to work with some fiddling. Changed the ntp server pool to a local one. Ran a reverse script seen in one of the forks first. A new firmware is out 2.2.6. I'm staying with 2.2.5 |
2.2.7 is out and the Hostname trick does not seem to work (1st time to try out). Any different experiences? |
im on 2.2.7 and it did not work. Is there a way to downgrade without opening the device? |
There is no need to open it as you should still be able to access the serial console with a modified USB cable - see the readme |
That’s great. I can get an FTDI adapter but can you point me to the right direction for how to get the older firmware and flash it? |
Someone has uploaded them here https://github.com/niceboygithub/AqaraCameraHubfw/tree/main/original/G2H. You could just replace the single 'camera' executable to downgrade the version (use binwalk to extract it from those files - or I can provide a copy). It depends what you want to achieve, once you have shell access you could also just run this hostname script manually. |
Since there is a hex search and replace, does it work with latest firmware 2.2.5_0003.0616? Has anyone tried successfully?
Is 2.2.1 the last known working firmware?
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