Yes. The ram address being used is reserved for the RSA.
Thank you for the answer and which would be a tested address space for the rsa equiped ecus?
As for the RSA deactivation, Since i do not own the ecufix after some research i did with IDA pro in various files with rsa, a quick way to deactivate it would be to search for the following hexstring :
c1 47 fc 10 00 8d eb 98 60 db 00 xx xx xx xx (word_fd9x.x, locret_8xxxxx in most cases)
replace the xx with db 00 db 00 and the first jump is off
The xx xx xx xx bytes do also include the memory address of the next jump that you will need to disable so if you load the file in ida pro you will quickly find out the next address.However if you search for the 8b db 00 xx xx xx xx after the first jump you will most likely find the second one.
I checked this in 3 sw versions Me7.5 (polo - seat leon - audi a4 ) and found that it was the same procedure.
so assuming that ecufix disables the rsa completly that way, even if i use the same address ecu will not lock down or ?