Which firmware should I get for STYTJ02YM?
ooii opened this issue · 8 comments
Hi,
I'm about to root my STYTJ02YM vacuum following the guide here and I'm at step where I should download the firmware following this guide. At this stage, I'm confused which firmware I should download.
My vacuum is a STYTJ02YM model v8 running currently firmware 3.5.3_0045, can you please tell me which file should I choose? Thanks.
Its not supported yet. I don't have that particular device to verify the rooting method and firmware.
Check https://dontvacuum.me/robotinfo/ for further information. I will update that page when the tooling becomes available.
I'm about to root my STYTJ02YM vacuum
Not sure if that still works with that firmware version. At some point they disabled adbd and downgrading firmware.
Btw: are you sure that you have a v8? The firmware looks like a v7:
https://dontvacuum.me/robotinfo/firmwares/viomi.vacuum.v7.html
I'm about to root my STYTJ02YM vacuum
I tried that and did not succeed (cf. rumpeltux/viomi-rooting#7)
Its not supported yet. I don't have that particular device to verify the rooting method and firmware.
Check https://dontvacuum.me/robotinfo/ for further information. I will update that page when the tooling becomes available.
Thanks. I can test and report to you if you want.
Edit: What is not supported? The device, the running fw or both?
I prefer to test myself, as for that kind of devices a recovery is not possible. Last time I tested, I bricked my S5 Max. In theory valetudo supports the v6,v7,v8. I personally have a v6, but I did not really do anything with that after I rooted it in July 2019. I let the developer of Valetudo (Sören) use it to test and port Valetudo. The v7 and v8 models do not have high priority for me at the moment. I potentially know how to package the payloads for them, but that requires some testing with a real device (=rooted device).
I understand. Thanks for the explanation.
If I get it well, it is possible to root my vacuum and run Valetudo on it, right?
At some point yes. But it requires a customized firmware.