P10 Bins

They go by many names, P01, P10, P12, P59, E38, VPW, '0411 etc.
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Re: P10 Bins

Post by antus »

Looking at the debug logs there is a quirk with the P10 where the bin is 512K but the chip is 1Mb. So it looks like hammer is getting confused. That is a supported platform, but the official release is very old now. So we need to confirm if its still a problem in the latest. It probably isn't but that is where I will fix it if it is broken. The old version is effectively dead now and I am keen to release the new one. It is working much better overall with many things fixed and new PCMs added. There is only 1 outstanding issue, and that is boot sector erase on a P05 with an AMD flash clone write and you wont hit that.
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Re: P10 Bins

Post by antus »

Just did a bench test with the latest, it looks healthy. Still keen to know what results you get on your bench.

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[11:04:19:337]  PCM Hammer (16/11/2025, 5:11 PM)
[11:04:19:357]  Tuesday, November 18 2025 @11:04:19:35
[11:04:19:367]  Initializing J2534 Device
[11:04:19:593]  Loaded DLL
[11:04:22:118]  Connected to the device.
[11:04:22:125]  Battery Voltage is: 13.514
[11:04:22:180]  Thanks for using PCM Hammer.
[11:04:24:821]  VIN: 1GNDT13S442314912
[11:04:24:852]  OSID: 12597031
[11:04:24:875]  Description: P10 Service No 12574976
[11:04:24:906]  Calibration ID: 12589851
[11:04:24:987]  Serial Number: 4027KE0SJM
[11:04:25:013]  Broad Cast Code: YHNZ
[11:04:25:035]  MEC: 0
[11:04:25:067]  Voltage: 13.4
[11:04:36:771]  Will save to C:\Users\antus\Downloads\delete.bin
[11:04:39:138]  Querying operating system of current PCM.
[11:04:39:187]  OSID: 12597031
[11:04:39:192]  Description: P10 Service No 12574976
[11:04:39:292]  Unlock OK.
[11:04:39:323]  Attempting switch to VPW 4x
[11:04:39:356]  Module 0x10 (engine controller) has agreed to enter high-speed mode.
[11:04:45:609]  Upload permission granted.
[11:04:46:071]  Kernel upload 100% complete.
[11:04:49:231]  Kernel Version: 8240020A
[11:04:49:235]  Kernel uploaded to PCM successfully. Requesting data...
[11:04:49:255]  Flash chip: AMD AM29F800BB, 1024KiB
[11:06:50:189]  Read complete.
[11:06:50:199]  All read-request messages succeeded on the first try. You have an excellent connection to the PCM.
[11:06:50:206]  Starting verification...
[11:06:50:237]  Calculating CRCs from file.
[11:06:50:253]  Requesting CRCs from PCM.
[11:06:50:259]  	Range		File CRC		PCM CRC	Verdict	Purpose
[11:06:50:265]  0F0000-0FFFFF	not needed	not needed	n/a	OperatingSystem
[11:06:50:275]  0E0000-0EFFFF	not needed	not needed	n/a	OperatingSystem
[11:06:50:284]  0D0000-0DFFFF	not needed	not needed	n/a	OperatingSystem
[11:06:50:292]  0C0000-0CFFFF	not needed	not needed	n/a	OperatingSystem
[11:06:50:301]  0B0000-0BFFFF	not needed	not needed	n/a	OperatingSystem
[11:06:50:311]  0A0000-0AFFFF	not needed	not needed	n/a	OperatingSystem
[11:06:50:321]  090000-09FFFF	not needed	not needed	n/a	OperatingSystem
[11:06:50:331]  080000-08FFFF	not needed	not needed	n/a	OperatingSystem
[11:06:51:375]  070000-07FFFF	AE1EED8A	AE1EED8A	Same	OperatingSystem
[11:06:52:417]  060000-06FFFF	3EEC7E88	3EEC7E88	Same	OperatingSystem
[11:06:53:471]  050000-05FFFF	1A1CE0A1	1A1CE0A1	Same	OperatingSystem
[11:06:54:520]  040000-04FFFF	91AA102E	91AA102E	Same	OperatingSystem
[11:06:55:577]  030000-03FFFF	F8F5A580	F8F5A580	Same	OperatingSystem
[11:06:56:632]  020000-02FFFF	A09339CE	A09339CE	Same	OperatingSystem
[11:06:57:681]  010000-01FFFF	00430A64	00430A64	Same	Calibration
[11:06:58:217]  008000-00FFFF	CBF3FE7B	CBF3FE7B	Same	Calibration
[11:06:58:381]  006000-007FFF	23AA2EEA	23AA2EEA	Same	Parameter
[11:06:58:544]  004000-005FFF	85B5BB36	85B5BB36	Same	Parameter
[11:06:58:833]  000000-003FFF	E1D473A7	E1D473A7	Same	Boot
[11:06:58:854]  The contents of the file match the contents of the PCM.
[11:06:58:925]  Clearing trouble codes.
[11:07:00:022]  Elapsed time 00:02:20.7239238
[11:07:00:040]  Saving contents to C:\Users\antus\Downloads\delete.bin
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Re: P10 Bins

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So now only XDF is a problem ?
I have one p10 for 30$ in my bucket ... should buy it ? )
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Re: P10 Bins

Post by antus »

You can definately read and write it with pcm hammer.
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