Yeah I understand. Im more focusing on making my own custom kernel so I can read/write to absolutely any address including the parameter block which has VIN/Seed/Key ect. if you are talking about a memory area from 0xc000 to 0x10000 then this is emulation of non-volatile memory in flash there are s...

if you want to program the whole block
in one piece
but modified files
there’s still a lot to fix
much easier to use the standard procedure
breaking a common piece into pieces like GM does

if you want to do programming just like sps does then in addition to software and calibrations, nothing more needs to be programmed if checksums are already calculated in the file if the checksums are not yet corrected this can be done on the fly before programming memory area where you still found ...

I showed the markup a little incorrectly but I think the meaning is clear file consists of 2 parts in the header can be indicated not only the address of the beginning and end but also the starting address and length I translate through google and the translation is not quite right sorry 0x0000---0x...

see
the header is not always at the beginning of the file
he can describe the memory above and below himself

see also
address 0х3f0
it's a boot
its title will show you
how its parts are located in memory
the principle is the same

each block has two checksums
first two bytes to check load
and the second to verify that calibration is unchanged by tuning

there is the same heading
and slave processor files
only addressing will be two byte
and the title itself will be shorter
I think 0x80

look at the log
at the beginning of this topic
after loading the kernel
header loaded first
and then the software file was downloaded
but from the very beginning again including the title

open the dump you read from address 0x10000 there is a heading it clearly shows at what addresses software is loaded and calibration as well as addresses regarding which control addresses are considered sum of blocks and cvn when is programming after loading the kernel this header is loaded first sp...