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LG TV requires ares-novacom #13
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Configuring @webosose/ares-cli with Developer Mode App
ares-setup-device -a webos -i "username=prisoner" -i "privatekey=/path/to/downloaded/webos_rsa" -i "passphrase=PASSPHRASE" -i "host=TV_IP" -i "port=9922" Configuring @webosose/ares-cli with Homebrew Channel / root
ares-setup-device -a webos -i "username=root" -i "privatekey=/path/to/id_rsa" -i "passphrase=SSH_KEY_PASSPHRASE" -i "host=TV_IP" -i "port=22" Note: @webosose/ares-cli doesn't need to be installed globally - you can use a package installed locally after |
Thank you! One thing for me - somehow the private key path was already configured to the default |
this explanation has to be added into the installation guide. was very helpful! |
btw this is outdated; the official CLI from LG is required in order to not run into permission issues while installing. See this https://forum.webostv.developer.lge.com/t/an-error-appears-when-im-trying-to-install-ipk-file/2345 |
To install this on the LG TV, we need to install
ares-novacom
which is not in the open source version of ares cli. This is so we can connect to the TV via the--getkey
command.To make it work on LG TV, all the commands need to include
--device <device_name>
because the LG version of ares cli doesn't have a default setting. I've also discovered that you can only install on the profile with ip address+port 9922, not the default emulator profile with port 6622.Just a suggestion to add some more documentation on these workarounds. Thanks a bunch for creating and sharing this!
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