(17-01-2023, 21:17 PM) zero9 Wrote:  

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 Mandatory non-exclusive options:

   --ipc      Defines IPC device full path id. Usage example:
              a) --ipc=/dev/ipc/ipc10 for real IPC device id
              b) --ipc=simu:/var/fifo1;/var/fifo2 for IPC simulation mode using FIFO
 Mandatory mutually exclusive options:
  Actions section:
   --append   Defines append action. Must not have option value. Valid only for --flash partition type.
   --erase    Defines erase action. Must not have option value. Valid for any partition type.
   --load     Defines loading from file and writing to partition action. Valid for any partition type.
              Requires --path option value to be passed.
   --dump     Defines reading from partition and dumping to file action. Valid for any partition type.
              Requires --path option value to be passed.
   --stinfo   Defines storage info getting, printing and dumping to file as binary action.
              Requires --path option value to be passed.
              No option from partition types section can be used with this option.
  Partition types section:
   --flash    Defines action on FLASH partition.
              Cannot be used with neither --load nor --stinfo option.
              If used without --partindex option partition index set to Zero by default.
   --eeprom   Defines action on EEPROM partition.
              Cannot be used with neither --append nor --stinfo option.
              If used without --partindex option partition index set to Zero by default.
   --adjust   Defines action on ADJUST block.
              Cannot be used with neither --append nor --stinfo option.
              If used without --partindex option partition index set to Zero by default.
 Mandatory action specific options:
   --path        Specifies full path to file handled as source or destination
                 depending on given action. Must have option value.
                 Valid only for --append, --load, --dump, --stinfo.
                 For --append, --load this option is mandatory. For the rest of actions
                 if option not given, unique file path is generated in the following
                 format according to action type:
                 a) "sysetV850io_{0}_{1}_{2}_{3}.bin" - for --dump action
                    where {0} - action type symbolic interpretation,
                          {1} - partition type symbolic interpretation,
                          {2} - partition index symbolic interpretation,
                          {3} - unique time stamp symbolic interpretation;
                 b) "sysetV850io_stinfo_{0}.bin" - for --stinfo action
                    where {0} - unique time stamp symbolic interpretation.

(17-01-2023, 21:03 PM) RomeyRome Wrote:  

(17-01-2023, 17:49 PM)sameur10 Wrote:  Hi
how u can extract adjustblock ? here u go 
extract sysetV850io and copy sysetV850io to unit

Chmod with 755
then type this command :
./sysetV850io --ipc=/net/hu-jacinto/dev/ipc/ipc10 --dump --adjust

it will create a file sysetV850io_dump_adjust_0_xxxxxx...bin , enjoy

Thank you! Very helpful.
I guess the next obvious question is - how do you write it back? --erase and --load error out with cbErrno: 15

(17-01-2023, 22:14 PM)walkernight88 Wrote:  If you need checksum correction for adjblock, post the file here, I'll calculate it for you.

(17-01-2023, 22:08 PM)sameur10 Wrote:  

(17-01-2023, 21:03 PM) RomeyRome Wrote:  

(17-01-2023, 17:49 PM)sameur10 Wrote:  Hi
how u can extract adjustblock ? here u go 
extract sysetV850io and copy sysetV850io to unit

Chmod with 755
then type this command :
./sysetV850io --ipc=/net/hu-jacinto/dev/ipc/ipc10 --dump --adjust

it will create a file sysetV850io_dump_adjust_0_xxxxxx...bin , enjoy

Thank you! Very helpful.
I guess the next obvious question is - how do you write it back? --erase and --load error out with cbErrno: 15

Hi
to erase u need to like that
./sysetV850io --ipc=/net/hu-jacinto/dev/ipc/ipc10 --erase --adjust --partindex=1
then 
./sysetV850io --ipc=/net/hu-jacinto/dev/ipc/ipc10 --erase --adjust --partindex=0

to write :
./sysetV850io --ipc=/net/hu-jacinto/dev/ipc/ipc10 --load --path=/location of file/file.bin --adjust --partindex=0
then
./sysetV850io --ipc=/net/hu-jacinto/dev/ipc/ipc10 --load --path=/location of file/file.bin --adjust --partindex=1

becarefull checksum of adjustblok need to be corrected if modified 

hope is helpfull

(17-01-2023, 22:00 PM)walkernight88 Wrote:  Try to write less bytes (let's say 128 bytes) :P It's a bug tho, but you'll figure it out.
Btw, prepare yourself to get black screen. Always have a backup. And don't erase, pointless, just use load, it overwrites the bytes.

(17-01-2023, 22:00 PM)walkernight88 Wrote:  Try to write less bytes (let's say 128 bytes) :P It's a bug tho, but you'll figure it out.
Btw, prepare yourself to get black screen. Always have a backup. And don't erase, pointless, just use load, it overwrites the bytes.

(17-01-2023, 22:52 PM)walkernight88 Wrote:  

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(17-01-2023, 22:00 PM)walkernight88 Wrote:  Try to write less bytes (let's say 128 bytes) :P It's a bug tho, but you'll figure it out.
Btw, prepare yourself to get black screen. Always have a backup. And don't erase, pointless, just use load, it overwrites the bytes.

"But it says --size & --partoffset only works on eeprom & flash..."

Make the bin smaller. If you feed a smaller bin it will overwrite the size of the bin. Anyway, here's the corrected one

(18-01-2023, 03:48 AM)RomeyRome Wrote:  

(17-01-2023, 22:52 PM)walkernight88 Wrote:  

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(17-01-2023, 22:00 PM)walkernight88 Wrote:  Try to write less bytes (let's say 128 bytes) :P It's a bug tho, but you'll figure it out.
Btw, prepare yourself to get black screen. Always have a backup. And don't erase, pointless, just use load, it overwrites the bytes.

"But it says --size & --partoffset only works on eeprom & flash..."

Make the bin smaller. If you feed a smaller bin it will overwrite the size of the bin. Anyway, here's the corrected one

Thank you!
I could only erase partindex=1, then write to partindex=1. Could not do anything with partindex=0, but my changes seem to be in effect after writing to partindex=1.

(18-01-2023, 08:52 AM)walkernight88 Wrote:  I guess your endgoal is to add the GPS to the headunit. Let me know how it goes. As i saw from your adjblock you're trying with the whole chip, not with the G7 one.