Anyone logging boost with JDM MAP on Tephra V7
Nov 21, 2009, 05:49 AM
#1
Anyone logging boost with JDM MAP on Tephra V7
How to log boost with Tephra V7? I do not see the tables and address to log boost for 9653 ROM on the original MRFred thread https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ec...tructions.html
Is anyone logging boost on JDM3Bar MAP with Tephra v7? Can anyone post the tables and values required to setup boost log on 9653?
Is anyone logging boost on JDM3Bar MAP with Tephra v7? Can anyone post the tables and values required to setup boost log on 9653?
Nov 21, 2009, 02:10 PM
#5
Really?
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/7731506-post1094.html
Totally required a new thread for a question answered a ton of times already in the thread that is on the subject. (....and the original thread)
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/7731506-post1094.html
Totally required a new thread for a question answered a ton of times already in the thread that is on the subject. (....and the original thread)
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Nov 22, 2009, 11:58 AM
#8
Instead of this where relevant information is spread out in harder to find areas that don't follow a topic, and clogs up any other search you want to do with a bunch of crap.
....and you already "clogged" that thread with it, and it had already been answered in that thread (and at least 2 of the other TephraMod threads) a ton of times. I guess what I'm saying is thanks for making life harder for everyone else to save yourself a couple of minutes. The general reason it is so hard to find things is because people post questions that have already been answered many times.
The search feature is really not *THAT* hard to use. I guess the "push the knowledge out and the crap in" feature is probably more fun anyway.
....and you already "clogged" that thread with it, and it had already been answered in that thread (and at least 2 of the other TephraMod threads) a ton of times. I guess what I'm saying is thanks for making life harder for everyone else to save yourself a couple of minutes. The general reason it is so hard to find things is because people post questions that have already been answered many times.
The search feature is really not *THAT* hard to use. I guess the "push the knowledge out and the crap in" feature is probably more fun anyway.
Nov 22, 2009, 05:05 PM
#9
Instead of this where relevant information is spread out in harder to find areas that don't follow a topic, and clogs up any other search you want to do with a bunch of crap.
....and you already "clogged" that thread with it, and it had already been answered in that thread (and at least 2 of the other TephraMod threads) a ton of times. I guess what I'm saying is thanks for making life harder for everyone else to save yourself a couple of minutes. The general reason it is so hard to find things is because people post questions that have already been answered many times.
The search feature is really not *THAT* hard to use. I guess the "push the knowledge out and the crap in" feature is probably more fun anyway.
....and you already "clogged" that thread with it, and it had already been answered in that thread (and at least 2 of the other TephraMod threads) a ton of times. I guess what I'm saying is thanks for making life harder for everyone else to save yourself a couple of minutes. The general reason it is so hard to find things is because people post questions that have already been answered many times.
The search feature is really not *THAT* hard to use. I guess the "push the knowledge out and the crap in" feature is probably more fun anyway.
Nov 22, 2009, 06:08 PM
#10
No, I don't think so, just general frustration with the lack of effort most people are willing to put in, and the same questions being asked over and over, which gets tiring after a while and ends up burying all the useful info.
It would be nice if this original thread with the new V7 update had been created with restrictions on who could post in it e.g. limit it to all the usual suspects like tephra, mrfred, phenem, MalibuJack, recompile, fostytou etc., so the thread contained only useful info instead of the all the useful info being buried in a haystack of jibber jabber ... and then a second thread had been created (like was done later) to help people solve issues ... that way all of the pertinent info would have been in one easy to find place, without needing to read anything extra; but users still would have had a separate thread to help them solve issues without cluttering the main thread.
P.S. And maybe have a FAQ (with links, where applicable) in the main thread, so when people ask a question that has already been asked before, responders could just refer them to a specific FAQ# instead of having to explain things all over again.
It would be nice if this original thread with the new V7 update had been created with restrictions on who could post in it e.g. limit it to all the usual suspects like tephra, mrfred, phenem, MalibuJack, recompile, fostytou etc., so the thread contained only useful info instead of the all the useful info being buried in a haystack of jibber jabber ... and then a second thread had been created (like was done later) to help people solve issues ... that way all of the pertinent info would have been in one easy to find place, without needing to read anything extra; but users still would have had a separate thread to help them solve issues without cluttering the main thread.
P.S. And maybe have a FAQ (with links, where applicable) in the main thread, so when people ask a question that has already been asked before, responders could just refer them to a specific FAQ# instead of having to explain things all over again.
Last edited by SoCal Rally; Nov 22, 2009 at 06:10 PM.
Nov 22, 2009, 07:40 PM
#11
No, I don't think so, just general frustration with the lack of effort most people are willing to put in, and the same questions being asked over and over, which gets tiring after a while and ends up burying all the useful info.
It would be nice if this original thread with the new V7 update had been created with restrictions on who could post in it e.g. limit it to all the usual suspects like tephra, mrfred, phenem, MalibuJack, recompile, fostytou etc., so the thread contained only useful info instead of the all the useful info being buried in a haystack of jibber jabber ... and then a second thread had been created (like was done later) to help people solve issues ... that way all of the pertinent info would have been in one easy to find place, without needing to read anything extra; but users still would have had a separate thread to help them solve issues without cluttering the main thread.
P.S. And maybe have a FAQ (with links, where applicable) in the main thread, so when people ask a question that has already been asked before, responders could just refer them to a specific FAQ# instead of having to explain things all over again.
It would be nice if this original thread with the new V7 update had been created with restrictions on who could post in it e.g. limit it to all the usual suspects like tephra, mrfred, phenem, MalibuJack, recompile, fostytou etc., so the thread contained only useful info instead of the all the useful info being buried in a haystack of jibber jabber ... and then a second thread had been created (like was done later) to help people solve issues ... that way all of the pertinent info would have been in one easy to find place, without needing to read anything extra; but users still would have had a separate thread to help them solve issues without cluttering the main thread.
P.S. And maybe have a FAQ (with links, where applicable) in the main thread, so when people ask a question that has already been asked before, responders could just refer them to a specific FAQ# instead of having to explain things all over again.
I think what needs to happen is the first post of important threads need to be updated with all the important information in the thread.
ie. the V7 thread should be updated with all the problems people are having and the fixes. Also things like the fact that the 9653 ROM is already ready for logging a JDM/EVO X MAP sensor.
Nov 23, 2009, 08:52 AM
#12
No, I don't think so, just general frustration with the lack of effort most people are willing to put in, and the same questions being asked over and over, which gets tiring after a while and ends up burying all the useful info.
It would be nice if this original thread with the new V7 update had been created with restrictions on who could post in it e.g. limit it to all the usual suspects like tephra, mrfred, phenem, MalibuJack, recompile, fostytou etc., so the thread contained only useful info instead of the all the useful info being buried in a haystack of jibber jabber ... and then a second thread had been created (like was done later) to help people solve issues ... that way all of the pertinent info would have been in one easy to find place, without needing to read anything extra; but users still would have had a separate thread to help them solve issues without cluttering the main thread.
P.S. And maybe have a FAQ (with links, where applicable) in the main thread, so when people ask a question that has already been asked before, responders could just refer them to a specific FAQ# instead of having to explain things all over again.
It would be nice if this original thread with the new V7 update had been created with restrictions on who could post in it e.g. limit it to all the usual suspects like tephra, mrfred, phenem, MalibuJack, recompile, fostytou etc., so the thread contained only useful info instead of the all the useful info being buried in a haystack of jibber jabber ... and then a second thread had been created (like was done later) to help people solve issues ... that way all of the pertinent info would have been in one easy to find place, without needing to read anything extra; but users still would have had a separate thread to help them solve issues without cluttering the main thread.
P.S. And maybe have a FAQ (with links, where applicable) in the main thread, so when people ask a question that has already been asked before, responders could just refer them to a specific FAQ# instead of having to explain things all over again.
I agree with most of this....
I understand the frustration. I dont think limiting posting to ECU gurus will help.
I think what needs to happen is the first post of important threads need to be updated with all the important information in the thread.
ie. the V7 thread should be updated with all the problems people are having and the fixes. Also things like the fact that the 9653 ROM is already ready for logging a JDM/EVO X MAP sensor.
I think what needs to happen is the first post of important threads need to be updated with all the important information in the thread.
ie. the V7 thread should be updated with all the problems people are having and the fixes. Also things like the fact that the 9653 ROM is already ready for logging a JDM/EVO X MAP sensor.
While a better FAQ might be nice, I almost can't picture people even reading it at this point. So many of the questions that are posted here have literally been answered within the first two pages of forum listings (or even in the first post of their topic), but it seems like people have trouble identifying where to even start looking. Aside from all that, I don't have time to start setting up a FAQ right now, but I'd be glad if someone else would in the stock ECU wiki (if you think it would help).
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