OS 12592618 P59 XDF File

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Re: OS 12592618 P59 XDF File

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Just verified with HPT. All good. Thanks for the update!
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Re: OS 12592618 P59 XDF File

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figured i would mention that, at this time, universal patcher and this XDF disagree on VATS and VTD configuration. Not sure on which side the issue is but it sounds like this XDF has been vetted with commercial tools.

details: set vtd config to 1 (none) in universal patcher
open in bin in tunerpro with this xdf
vats will say 1 (PWM)
vtd config unchanged

Thanks
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Re: OS 12592618 P59 XDF File

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What did it say in Efi live?
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Re: OS 12592618 P59 XDF File

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EFI Live says 0 = Class2, 1 = None.

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Re: OS 12592618 P59 XDF File

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I think this needs to be done to the 2006 xdfs
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Re: OS 12592618 P59 XDF File

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I took two bins, before and after a crank relearn. I see a difference from 0x603f to 0x6e8f. How to do you figure out what this data is and how to display it with the XDF?
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Re: OS 12592618 P59 XDF File

Post by antus »

0x6000 is the param block, its not a segment that is usually edited on the PC. Rather the PCM persists data, like crank relearn, there. Universal patcher is probably the tool that can make the most sense of it. But you would not normally manually edit it, you'd repeat the CASE relearn procedure and let the PCM update it.
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