I'm on the lookout for one. Also got a coding guy working on helping me make one.
I'm on the lookout for one. Also got a coding guy working on helping me make one.
If your coding guy wants a collaborator, my email address is NSFW, outlook, com.
I haven't been making any changes to the OS yet, yet but I have been doing some reverse engineering:
https://github.com/LegacyNsfw/12593358
Not much to say what it is, or where it come from. I downloaded it years ago and have no idea what it is by now. It is almost identical to the stock L59 file.
I am almost sure it is patched version of the stock L59.
It is for 1mb pcm by the year of it 2004. So it might be a newer version.
So went through the 8322 os in tunerpro compared to the 5074 holden. Its matches pretty close. the B.E. table wasn't populated, neither was the boost timing. So I added them just to have an idea of what is changing in the flash. Also checked it in efilive got all green checks. Stayed 512kb too. So does that mean the tables were there to begin with.
My question now is will it work. I'm assuming not since the os doesn't know what to do with the tables. I might load it up and see if it runs.
NSFW I will ask him, I know i already downloaded the PCMHammer form there. One question he had was where to locate the bootloader. im looking at the raw code from the bdm, still rapping my head around stuff. and just comparing bins in tunerpro I've noticed that the 8322 os and 5074 os with the cos3 xdf match a lot beside the things you would expect to very ve tables, timing, and maf, because my 8322 is calibrated to a 6.0 and the 5074 is a 5.7.
But anyway i can help i will i would have never been able to flash my truck without guys like you and peteS.
If you mean the bootloader in the binary file you got from the BDM... The first four bytes are the initial stack pointer, and the next four bytes are where executions starts. Jump to that address in IDA and press C to start disassembling.
Or go here for a head start with a P01 operating system:
https://github.com/LegacyNsfw/12593358
Or here for P59, but I've barely even started on this one:
https://github.com/LegacyNsfw/12592425
But if you mean the kernel that the app uses to reflash, it's not open source yet. Long story. It will be eventually though.
Would someone with more knowledge of binsCOS3.binCOS 3 - 1290003 - 512Kb PCM - based on 12225074 - 2001 to 2004 Holden model years (1).xdf look at this xdf and bin C.O.S 3? i think its missing the calibration, but im not trusting my judgement yet.
bump! would like to see an OS for boost, or a way to rescale ve table for above 100kpa
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