V6 ability for pcm hammer.

[Gampy]

Good to know about default I can remove the case 000000 then from chipids, Ive started program side adding stuff to pcminfo to get program to change stuff up for p04 and the 4cyl pcm (blue/black) and switch between a read and write kernel, also chip type by osid. Its slow going since I am learning C as I go. Big jump from "Hello world" to this.

Ok, so you're talking about getting past the App side chip detection ... your case 00000000 hack would do it.
For educational purposes, IIRC the hack I did to the App side is hardcode the Chip ID and comment out the Verification ... Plus the previously posted App side stuff.
Something like,

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                // Which flash chip?
                await this.vehicle.SendToolPresentNotification();
-                UInt32 chipId = await this.vehicle.QueryFlashChipId(cancellationToken);
+                UInt32 chipId = 0x00894471;
                FlashChip flashChip = FlashChip.Create(chipId, this.logger);
                logger.AddUserMessage("Flash chip: " + flashChip.ToString());

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+/*
                logger.AddUserMessage("Starting verification...");

                CKernelVerifier verifier = new CKernelVerifier(
                    image,
                    flashChip.MemoryRanges,
                    this.vehicle,
                    this.protocol,
                    this.logger);

                if (await verifier.CompareRanges(
                    image,
                    BlockType.All,
                    cancellationToken))
                {
                    logger.AddUserMessage("The contents of the file match the contents of the PCM.");
                }
                else
                {
                    logger.AddUserMessage("##############################################################################");
                    logger.AddUserMessage("There are errors in the data that was read from the PCM. Do not use this file.");
                    logger.AddUserMessage("##############################################################################");
                }
+*/

[antus]

You should create a branch on github and push your work as you go so we can work together on program structure. I think this p04 stuff needs to introduce more structure to the app as its the first significantly different pcm to support.

[Vampyre]

i dont have push access

kept getting this

TX: 6C 10 F0 3D 00
RX: 83 00 20
TX: 6C 10 F0 3D 00
RX: 6C F0 10 7F 3D 00 11
Kernel Version: 00000000
kernel uploaded to PCM succesfully. Requesting data

so added this

case 0x00000000:
case 0x00898893: // Intel 2F008B3
case 0x008988C1: // Intel 2F800C3
default:
string manufacturer;

[Vampyre]

thisgithub stuff is hurting my brain, wont let me add folders? should i just zip it all and do pull request?

[NSFW]

thisgithub stuff is hurting my brain, wont let me add folders? should i just zip it all and do pull request?

Help us help you, by telling us what you are trying to accomplish, what steps you've tried, and what results you got.

Zip isn't going to help anything.

[Vampyre]

thanks nsfw how do I create a branch and upload what ive done for you guys to look over, all the github tutorials i found online use third party software to do it.
can i use visual basic to upload it?

or should i upload things to my github page, wasnt sure if you were cool with that since its your work not mine.

[Gampy]

thanks nsfw how do I create a branch and upload what ive done for you guys to look over, all the github tutorials i found online use third party software to do it.
can i use visual basic to upload it?

or should i upload things to my github page, wasnt sure if you were cool with that since its your work not mine.

FYI, Git and Github are two different applications that work together, Git can be used on sites other then GitHub.
But let us not confuse things, PcmHammer uses Git and has it's Git Repository on GitHub.

Git is an application that you need to install locally. GitHub is a Web Application.

Git basics ...

Fork a git repo ... Done from your GitHub account.
Clone that repo local ... Done locally with Git
Check out a new branch ... Done locally with Git
Make your changes ... locally done ...
Commit your changes ... Done locally with Git
Push your changes to your fork on github ... Done locally with Git
Do a pull request ... Done from your GitHub account

Like I said, basics ... There are many things, configurations, ways and tools that can be used.

I have never used it but I think Visual Studio includes Git support, have no clue about it nor do I care to.

I work Git strictly from a Unix prompt.

[Vampyre]

appreciate it gampy

[NSFW]

thanks nsfw how do I create a branch and upload what ive done for you guys to look over, all the github tutorials i found online use third party software to do it.
can i use visual basic to upload it?

or should i upload things to my github page, wasnt sure if you were cool with that since its your work not mine.

Creating your own fork under your own GitHub page is totally fine. That gives you a completely separate place to do your work, and GitHub will show that it's a fork from the first repo, so there won't be any confusion over what's going on.

Don't worry about about how integrate your stuff with the main repo, you can just focus on getting P04 stuff to work. I'll figure out how to do the integration, and I'll probably want to re-arrange the existing code a little bit first.

[Vampyre]

cool thanks nsfw