Use v1.29a. You can get it here:

http://freon.shackspace.com/car/ecu%..._setup129a.exe

 

awesome! fixed my problem! thanks!

 

hey, i still try it, somebody can help me with my definition, i can not found it.

 

can anyone help me out with my definition file?

http://www.box.net/shared/b9d3bzc920

 

bump! anyone? where are the ecuflash gurus? I really need to tune my car

 

thanks pete! master list updated.

 

Tiny update to master definition list...

Cheers!

 

Thanks!!!!!!!!
Can't wait to try it out =]

 

Can Amby make this a sticky? I think it's warranted.

 

Hi

Can you help me with a definition file for a Lancer 1.6 Sohc 2000 model year Asia spec car enclosing the Romfile out of the Ecu.

Thanks

 

[02:26:49.247] sending init sequence 1 (0003)
[02:26:50.368] got 0x05 response
[02:26:50.368] sending init sequence 2
[02:26:50.378] got 0x1B response
[02:26:50.428] sending init sequence 3
[02:26:50.899] entering bootloader
[02:26:50.929] sending kernel size (3424)
[02:26:50.969] sending kernel load address (0xFFFF6000)
[02:26:51.029] uploading kernel
[02:26:51.600] verifying kernel checksum response
[02:26:51.610] kernel valid
[02:26:52.201] kernel get version
[02:26:52.221] rkrv: preamble 1 error

I have a problem when write up a different rom?
86640007 to 98720020

 

For starters if you attempt to flash to a different revision of your ROM you risk bricking it. My guess is that EcuFlash doesn't have the correct communication sequence for your car. This means that EcuFlash is not compatible with your vehicle. See the following list for compatible vehicles:

http://openecu.org/index.php?title=E...VehicleSupport

 

but, i test write to ecu with (86640007Origina) and the test is complete
when I try on the test 98720020 then appear the preamble

 

If you read what I wrote you will have your answer. You cannot flash any other ROM into your ECU other than 86640007. Your ECU can only have 8664007 or possibly another revision of that series.

 

Exactly ... you can only flash 866400XX ROMs. A ROM with a higher number in the last 2 digits is a revision. If the first 4 digits are different, the car will likely not run.