Saving a "Dead" IRIS 65G5010: The Ultimate Cross-Flashing Guide Using Skyworth SUE Firmware
If you own an IRIS 65G5010 smart TV and it's currently stuck in a bootloop, bricked, or showing a black screen, you’ve likely realized something incredibly frustrating: official IRIS software for this specific model is nearly impossible to find online. Because IRIS (a prominent brand in regions like Algeria/North Africa) partnered with OEM giant Skyworth to manufacture these units, their internal hardware is identical to certain Skyworth chassis. If your IRIS 65G5010 is dead, you do not need to throw it away. By using the 2022 Skyworth SUE (or SUG) series firmware, you can completely revive your television. 🛠️ The Hardware Connection: IRIS 65G5010 vs. Skyworth SUE The IRIS 65G5010 is built on the MediaTek MTK9602 (MT9602) system-on-chip running Google TV. This exact SoC, paired with the Skyworth-designed SW6H mainboard, was the backbone of Skyworth’s 2022 SUE/SUG series (such as the SUE6200, SUE7800, and SUG6800). Because the hardware, panel timing, T-CON, and port mappings ...