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- 25 Sep 2020, 08:19
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Re: Vida CEM swapping
https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-YKHhejLOZ4s/UM8cceYyFTI/AAAAAAAAL0E/qldF5Y9XaSI/s1600/goodnewseveryone.jpg As a Linux kernel engineer I was overthinking the problem. Not all software problems require a rocket science approach. Sigh... With a kind help from Eastern Europe I've got a CEM dump where ID was...
- 16 Oct 2023, 05:13
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Re: Vida CEM swapping
Any.TonyToronto wrote: ↑15 Oct 2023, 20:59 Hi everyone, after reading about 250 pages on this topic, I think I'm ready to give Teensy project a try. As far can transceivers to order, which are better Texas Instruments or Bosch ones?
Thank You
- 16 Oct 2023, 05:14
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Re: Vida CEM swapping
It loads the CEM flash dump and reads the PIN at fixed offset. You can find the pin yourself if you have a dump.TonyToronto wrote: ↑15 Oct 2023, 20:55 Hi, does anyone have or know where to get the pin decoder software mentioned above? I can't find it at Digital-Kaos. Thank You.
- 16 Oct 2023, 08:17
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Re: Vida CEM swapping
Here's a pin from 2005 XC70 dump (327680 bytes), at offset 0x4E000: 1.png Thank you. Address 0x4E000 blank, all FF's. This CEM has MC32 MCU, can't seem to find the location for those. I used Autel programmer, VVDI failing to read this mcu. I have feeling it doesn't do a complete read. I've read 2 d...
- 16 Oct 2023, 13:07
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Re: Vida CEM swapping
M32C comes in different Flash sizes.
320kB starts at 0xFB0000 with size 0x50000
384kB starts at 0xFA0000 with size 0x60000
512kB starts at 0xF80000 with size 0x80000
From the CPUs point of view, the pin is typically 0x2000 from the end at 0xFFE000.
320kB starts at 0xFB0000 with size 0x50000
384kB starts at 0xFA0000 with size 0x60000
512kB starts at 0xF80000 with size 0x80000
From the CPUs point of view, the pin is typically 0x2000 from the end at 0xFFE000.






