I’m bringing up to the mountains a heating pad, Naproxen, and a topical analgesic, because I’m 51 now.

But I’ll get to snowboard with my son for the first time. I’ll post photos.

Today's feature photo from Hot Rod Magazine Power Tour through town in 2016. I had forgotten I had these on my phone.
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gnalan wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 11:39 What's the chance of bricking the CEM-B doing it this way?

A rule of thumb is to use a fresh flash chip (and tin-lead allow).

Also for older CEMs I think you still can read/write flash unsoldered with BDM programmer.

I/0 has it solved the other way around, you need to desolder flash and load the content with changed pin. Patch Button 28F400B5 Flash File. What's the chance of bricking the CEM-B doing it this way Read Intel 28F400 memory and send me I can give you the pin you read. You will do path and when the p...

gnalan wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 11:09

volvolugnut wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 08:40 Today's feature photo from Hot Rod Magazine Power Tour through town in 1916. I had forgotten I had these on my phone.
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Nice pic, and car. Not sure your year is right though.

It is clear you read better than I write. Corrected.
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IO terminal has no function to read/enter PIN foe CEM-B. As I wrote before, the flash of 29f400 has to be modified/patched either with io terminal or manually. The "patch" is simple replacing of original pin with FF. The pin is located at address 0x4000 or 0x6000, depending on cem version....

gnalan wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 12:45 20180725_124954.jpg
My 1958 Chevy Biscayne 4 door I used to own.

Good looking car.
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As far I know, there is only checksum for config block, not for whole flash

EDIT Be careful. See two posts down. Matthew /EDIT

Programs for CEM B and P1 SID803. There may be a problem with the antivirus. There is no virus in the files

Today's photo. Lots of hay stacked very high in Scotland.
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