NefMoto

Hi guys,

I have been working on this project for a little while now.  This is a small part of something a lot bigger in the making but figured I would share the alpha test with you all.  I have tried to encompass as many me7xx ecus as possible in this tool however I know for a fact most N/A ecus will not be supported/may list wrong information.  Either way I present to you my creation, ME7Find! It is nowhere near complete so I do expect bugs of course.  If any of you would like to offer some input on how the tool could be better I am all ears :)

As far as functionality:
1. Run the program
2. Drag and drop your file into the program
3. It will spit out a file path string...you are to remove the "" on either end of the string.
4. Hit Enter :)

 As of right now just 5 possible supported maps.

LDRXN
LDRXNZK
TVUB
LAMFA
KFMIOP

This will print out results to C:\Users\Public\Results.txt if you need it.

 If you all could let me know how it works for you and if it falls short on finding maps in your file.  The door is always open and you're more than welcome to send me your STOCK file so I can further support it in the future.

In a later version I would introduce info about each map such as offsets/axis location/potentially a little blurb about the map etc.

Anyways... I hope you all enjoy and your New Years is starting off well for you.

Christian

https://expirebox.com/download/fcb21ecfa10dd3916d63c9b036f9ed12.html

Sweet little project you got going :)

Gonna test it out when I get home.

Pretty cool, thanks for posting.

Thanks for the replies, looking forward to some feedback.

There is already a tool that does this and which is open source.

I did not realize this! I'll go hunting :)
I guess if it's been done before there's no need to keep working on it LOL.
Sorry about that!

wow great job HelperD  :o it works really well!

Works great! Keep it going!

http://nefariousmotorsports.com/forum/index.php?topic=2703.0title=

Hey man, could you upload this again, the link isnt working.

Thanks!

Just use prj's tool. The OP is long gone, yet more useless abandonware with no source code.

That's unfortunate, this tool was great at finding LDRXN in 1024kb files

prj's tool works fine.

Every project should be on git (github or gitlab or bitbucket etc)
This way it never gets lost when hosts go down, and we can fork and improve the code.

I am not long gone, as it was mentioned PRJ's tool worked well so that was the end of that :)

While I am glad you are still here, you might be gone in 5 or 10 years when people are still flashing and tuning these cars. If you put it on github then people can contribute to it and improve it, and it will always be available.
If the issue of putting it on github is that you arent very experienced with github, I would be glad to upload it and maintain it. You would just need to get me any changes you make so I can keep the source up to date.
If the issue is that you want to keep it proprietary, I'd like to ask why?  You have more chance with a donation link on git than anything to make a profit off of it.