RootMyTV firmware compatibility tables

rootmytv-compat.md

RootMyTV compatibility

A firmware version alone is not enough to determine whether RootMyTV will work. (For example, 05.30.20 is vulnerable on M16lite but not K5Lp.) To use this document, you'll need to know what SoC your TV has. This information can be found in the Instart menu, where it's called "Chip Type".

v1 and v2 refer to the version of RootMyTV. Vuln means the last known vulnerable version. Patched means the first known patched version. SW is the software/firmware version. webOS is the webOS version. Date is the approximate release date.

2016

K2Lp (DVB)

v1	v2	SW	webOS	Date
Vuln	Vuln	05.60.20	3.4.0	2022-08
Patched	Patched	05.70.30	3.4.2	2022-12

M16lite (DVB)

v1	v2	SW	webOS	Date
Vuln	Vuln	05.60.30	3.4.0	2022-09
Patched	Patched	05.70.30	3.4.2	2022-12

M2 (DVB)

v1	v2	SW	webOS	Date
Vuln	Vuln	05.60.15	3.4.0	2022-09
Patched	Patched	05.70.35	3.4.2	2022-12

2017

K3Lp (DVB)

v1	v2	SW	webOS	Date
Vuln	Vuln	06.00.25	3.9.0	2022-09
Patched	Patched	06.10.45	3.9.2	2022-11

M2R (ATSC/DVB)

v1	v2	SW	webOS	Date
Vuln	Vuln	06.00.15	3.9.0	2022-09
Patched	Patched	06.10.35	3.9.2	2022-11

2020

O20 (ATSC)

v1	v2	SW	webOS	Date
--	Vuln	04.35.10	5.3.2	2022-01
--	Patched	04.35.20	5.3.2	2022-03

O20 (DVB)

v1	v2	SW	webOS	Date
Vuln	--	03.21.18	5.2.1	2021-03
Patched	--	03.21.21	5.2.1	2021-05
--	Vuln	04.30.58	5.3.0	2022-01
--	Patched	04.30.61	5.3.0	2022-03

Note: Engineering Firmware

Engineering (test) firmware versions are not accounted for in this table. The version number for engineering firmware is sometimes higher than subsequent production firmware. You would only have engineering firmware if you changed "NSU Mode" to "Engineering Mode" in the Instart menu.