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I have a 1st gen chromecast which has root. It's been sitting in a wardrobe, but I suppose a clone could be made with some reverse engineering effort. I don't t
by bubblethink 8y ago
I have a 1st gen chromecast which has root. It's been sitting in a wardrobe, but I suppose a clone could be made with some reverse engineering effort. I don't think the 1st gen ones had secure enclaves. They are pretty old at this point.
- solarkraft 8y agoAs far as I remember most apps (most prominent exception being YouTube) don't support that version of Chromecast anymore.
- bubblethink 8y agoThey should work, provided you let it update the software. However, the scene around rooting chromecasts died and I don't think you will retain root if you let it update. So you'll have to put it more effort to regain root, but in theory it should be possible.
- solarkraft 8y agoSounds like another cool project I wish I had time for.