Mother of all 7603 XDF files

They go by many names, P01, P59, VPW, '0411 etc. Also covering E38 and newer here.
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Re: Mother of all 7603 XDF files

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slowtahoe wrote:I think I found some errors in the Transmission Calibration->Cruise section. The min and max values seem to be reversed on a lot of the parameters. Max is 0 and min is 65536. Whenever you edit the value it automatically jumps it to 511.

Good catch! Thanks Phoenix for fixing!
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If you are both happy and Phoenix's is the latest, please update the first post and remove my note sending users to the one later in the thread. I might save someone downloading the wrong one. Thanks :)
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antus wrote:If you are both happy and Phoenix's is the latest, please update the first post and remove my note sending users to the one later in the thread. I might save someone downloading the wrong one. Thanks :)

Done.
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I'm pretty sure I found the parameter that causes the 10 second wait before you can unlock the PCM, but when I change it, the check sum doesn't get updated, so I haven't been able to test it yet.

Does anyone know how to get TunerPro to fix the checksums outside the calibration section?
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You figure out the right checksum plugin, or you use universal patcher to fix it. https://universalpatcher.net/fix-checksums/

If you look in the xdf (as an xml file) down the bottom you see

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<XDFCHECKSUM uniqueid="0x76F5">
    <title>GM P01/P59 checksum plugin</title>
    <REGION>
      <pluginmoduleid>a8d1fdd7-d985-4b09-9979-2735b69cc9a6</pluginmoduleid>
      <datastart>0x0</datastart>
      <dataend>0x0</dataend>
      <storeaddress>0x0</storeaddress>
      <calculationmethod>0x0</calculationmethod>
    </REGION>
  </XDFCHECKSUM>
If you google a8d1fdd7-d985-4b09-9979-2735b69cc9a6 you land in https://github.com/joukoy/gm-checksum-p ... ecksum.xdf

If you step out a level, and guess its GM-P01-P59-checksum-plugin.dll in the same location and look at that dll in a hex editor you indeed see the matching GUID. So the plugin is https://github.com/joukoy/gm-checksum-p ... plugin.dll
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Thanks for the info about the checksum stuff. Universal patcher sounded easier though, so I went with that.

I set the new time to 1 second, out of concern that setting it zero might lead to an off-by-one error somewhere - it probably won't, but I'm paranoid. Today I tested it in the car, and it worked. I did a full flash to get the OS blocks with the parameter change and the checksum change, and then was able to do two test writes with only a 1-second wait.

I wish I'd figured this out sooner, there's been days where I did 5-6 flashes working on my idle, and each of those is a whole minute of my life that I won't get back. :)
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Oh no. I might not come out ahead on this one. :)
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Ya think! :roll:

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Re: Mother of all 7603 XDF files

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so the file in the 1st post is the latest and greatest now?
Have been out for awhile and just now getting back to my project.
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persingc wrote:
antus wrote:If you are both happy and Phoenix's is the latest, please update the first post and remove my note sending users to the one later in the thread. I might save someone downloading the wrong one. Thanks :)

Done.
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