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No problem. Any time.

If someone would please post or PM the driver .inf for both the VCX Nano and the GM MDI that would be sweet ...

From working installations or directly from the install package to ensure there has been no overwriting ...

They would be located in \Windows\inf.
To find what .inf is used for your device, find your device in,

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Enum\USB

expand it, and in the subkey you will find the .inf name ... This image was for another purpose, however it demonstrates the location and shows the .inf as 'oem23.inf' under parameter 'Mfg' and parameter 'DeviceDesc' ... Thank you!

I only have a gm mdi, but my registry is pointing to oem24.inf for the ETAS USB Remote NDIS Network Device which is the gm MDI..
This is with a windows 10 64 bit machine.. How did you get so close with the oem23 example? lmao..

That's fine, Thank ya sir!

this wont work unless its soldered on the board

Hello
I ask to test my buddy its freshly bought but used Nano for GM with PCM hammer
He not sure is it orig or clone cause he bought it from local guy
He was able to read entire P59 at 1x but it failed to upload kernel at 4x
Same as my SM2pro clone

V8fan wrote: ↑Wed May 28, 2025 6:54 am Hello
I ask to test my buddy its freshly bought but used Nano for GM with PCM hammer
He not sure is it orig or clone cause he bought it from local guy
He was able to read entire P59 at 1x but it failed to upload kernel at 4x
Same as my SM2pro clone

You comfortable soldering a couple wires to an ECU? BDM is stupid fast. ULinkNT.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ltzR1LUKCk

AngelMarc wrote: ↑Wed May 28, 2025 3:50 pm You comfortable soldering a couple wires to an ECU? BDM is stupid fast. ULinkNT.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ltzR1LUKCk

I saw it
And my soldering kung fu technique not bad for amateur I think (I even reball BGA chips at home )
Cool but not for everyone
If I wanna do it to my buddy better use OBD2 instead of torturing PCM