duzi wrote: ↑20 Feb 2026, 03:22 There are a lot of paid solutions...they are not worth advertising.

You are the last one whose opinion interests me.

google struggling even to find this version. But i try to get another ardu because T5Luke's script also has a lot of questionmark and other garbage when i use it. i have a dump from my original CEM. can i flash it with vdash or something? i can't verify if it is a good read but i hope because d5t5 ...

vtl wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 09:04

Treur wrote: ↑19 Feb 2026, 09:02 Is this what I think?

I don't know. What do you think?

Don't pay attention

Anyone want to experiment his CEM-B (01-04) with the new code? https://github.com/vtl/volvo-cem-cracker/tree/cem-b It does not give any advantage over OpenMoose, other than no Windows is required. One day I'll merge 4 branches into one, I promise... ;) P2 2001-04: https://github.com/vtl/volvo-cem-c...

i know this is frustrating for you all, but hopefully helpful to atleast someone later on. How and where do i run the seed gen? Do i merge it with the cracker? Do i run it somewhere online? I am fairly new in the whole arduino/coding scene and trying my Best to learn 😅 Do the pins from seedgen work...

150 for an annual subscription is fine, certainly better than 99 for a single change. However, the P1 issue persists, so only vdash remains. Well, someday I won't be too lazy and there will be p1.... :D For now, 150 is p2 (read/write + keys + remote) and p3 (coding) together. And, if need I can add...

gavik wrote: ↑22 Jan 2026, 22:20

swital wrote: ↑22 Jan 2026, 16:16

vtl wrote: ↑22 Jan 2026, 16:15 http://www.openmoose.net ?

I haven't tried it yet

I heard about it, but it's only for P2

There's also Volvo TechNest, but the price might not be right for you.

Well, if 150€ annually is too expensive, then the only option is to write the codes with a pencil.

From TechNest

Personally, I need to first understand what we're writing, and only then start writing. And not like this: write me who knows what, who knows how, as long as it works. The logic there is simple: if nothing works, let's swap the bytes, and see if it works. And it can swap back and forth like that for...

Then you just switch AI, there are plenty of them that don't care about security I agree, but it's something like Deepseek or Grok. Both are simply terrible. Claude has newer asked anything or refused to do anything about security. ChatGpt started awhile back to refuse if it has anything to do with...