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nighthunter
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« on: December 03, 2018, 01:35:30 AM »

Hi friends.
Today after reversing the PCB, its time to make CPU dump. Ive dumped the C167CR with minimon. Can someone take a look on it and tell if the data are valid? Dumped from 0-7FFF;
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« Reply #1 on: December 21, 2018, 06:56:08 AM »

Well its definitely looking good IROM dump.

Q. Can you also upload the firmware too. Usually they are a mirror of the 1st 32kbytes of firmware (but ofcourse not every variant is like that)... Has all the boot loader jumps, signatures and is C167 code...

Would be a great guide to document exactly what you did to help others. Very few guides explain how to dump IROM and not a single guide on here.
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« Reply #2 on: January 01, 2019, 10:56:49 AM »

Hi,
firstly happy New year to all Nefmoto readers. Yes i will definitively write an guide, but for now im running out of time. This was the first attempt to read it out.
I have plenty of these Ecus here from the types 0261 205 004, 0261 205 005 and 0261 205 006. I am reversing the PCBs layer by layer (yes i grind it down to internal layers) and they seems to have only minor differences, one thing i noted, that some of them - 004 and 005 are using the C167 with internal ROM as stated on the package marking, but 006 is stated that is an C167 romless, but i didnt yeat read it as i was last 3 weeks laying sick :-(.
My guess it that the marking is just an camouflage and i also read out some ROM.
Q.: Btw, is there an abitiy to inject code to RAM and run if from specific location in MINIMON, or breakpoint the current loaded code ie running the ecu and halt on breakpoint?
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