When I added them to the processors folder, Ghidra stopped booting. I had to remove the files from the Processors directory before I could boot it again.
There must be some way to tell Ghidra that I've added a processor, but I couldn't find it in the help pages or beyond.
(I'm using Ghidra 10.1.2, by the way. Ghidra 11 doesn't like the CPU32 additions that NSFW made for the 68000 Processor on the P59 ECU)
07-2013 GM BCM
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Re: 07-2013 GM BCM
it worked in 10.4 for me. you've added the whole folder to the processors folder? Unzipped them first?
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Re: 07-2013 GM BCM
I'm running 10.1.2
I had 11, but it didn't like P59 ECU with 68000, even with NSFW's files. (Or perhaps because of it)
The files are unzipped and set up in a folder like the other processors. The only thing I can see different is that I named the folder "Fujitsu"
Thank you
I had 11, but it didn't like P59 ECU with 68000, even with NSFW's files. (Or perhaps because of it)
The files are unzipped and set up in a folder like the other processors. The only thing I can see different is that I named the folder "Fujitsu"
Thank you
Re: 07-2013 GM BCM
try not changing the folder names then. That could be it