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We have started a petition in hopes of getting this. As Logitech has dropped the ball, we would like to pick it up and continue improving the Revue. We love the community that has emerged since we started working with the Revue. With the impending death of the Revue coming, we have issues the following call in hopes we can continue developing and improving the platform.
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Until then, feel free to check out our wiki where I have documented a few internal details of the Logitech Revue kernel:
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While we keep trying, it appears that a software one-click-root solution will most likely have to wait until official Market support is enabled on the Logitech Revue.
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Overall I have observed that the Logitech Revue is a very well hardened system and I strongly suspect that, if not for the slight oversight of leaving a root shell attached to UART1, we would still be scratching our heads about how to get root. (Of course I am not much of an exploit developer and would love for someone to prove me wrong on this.) My personal opinion is that there is a better chance of compromise through specially crafted video files played through the Logitech Media Player than there is of getting root through a browser exploit. The likely reason for this is that Chrome page rendering is being sandboxed through a chroot jail such that access to a malicious web site results in a crashed page rather than a compromised system. As of yet however the most successful browser based attacks are only able to trigger a ‘Kill Page’ dialog from Chrome. This has been possible with Apple’s iOS as well as other systems which make use of Apple’s WebKit so it is often assumed that similar attacks should be possible on the Revue. Specifically there is a lot of talk about rooting the Revue through malicious web content. Throughout January, we have received a flood of requests for a software based root technique. Since that time we have learned a lot about the internals of the Revue which allowed us to release the BreakVue script for enabling ADB support along with a trivial hack to demonstrate how certain content provider restrictions can be overcome. It has now been over a month since the GTVHacker team acquired a recovery mode root shell on the Logitech Revue.
