[BigManLT]

Hey, i got one question about 9c certificate. With fstool it seems everything is ok after importing your fsc, but for example when checking fsc with cic mafia utility there is something wrong with 9c fsc code. It deosnt pass cic mafia utility check..
Maybe any advice? i'm talking about e-seria.

[Montaxx]

So I can generate BMW Apps FSC-Code with this?

Can I revert this too?

[shawnsheridan]

So I can generate BMW Apps FSC-Code with this?

Can I revert this too?

Not 9C Apps by itself for use with existing FSC Codes, but a complete set of FSC Codes including 9C Apps.

[sameur10]

For users who have problem with 1B import

If you are not able to import 1B but you succed with 17 and 19 even 9C it means that your FSTOOL need to be UPDATED,steps to do :
install Dr.GINI from forum following all instructions by updating files in EDIABAS,server.....
when you are done copy all files in folder EDIABAS\Bin\server to folder CarServer by overwriting
and you are done

PS: no need to uninstall bmw tools

Thanks to seb and intel123

[tururu33]

Imported 1B, 17, 19 and 9C successfully, but with two problems that I have solved.

My CIC was script activated, before doing anything I removed the script and all the files related to the activation.
After applying intel123 script, I don't know why, but I think it was not virginized correctly, the certificates were still in CIC.
I followed the instructions from this post and finally I fixed it.

After this, 1B, 17 and 19 were loaded correctly, but when I tried to load 9C I got this error, "Error Code 10802".
Following the instructions from this post I fixed it.

Now I have the CIC with all the certificates loaded and working correctly.

Thanks to intel123 and all those who have contributed with information.

[pshoey]

not sure if matters but comparing original xml from ASAP with generated one, I saw the date format is different and fsc id is not the same..

original xml
<genTime>2009-10-15T22:00:00.000Z</genTime>

gen xml
<genTime>200910160907Z</genTime>

Fsc id comes from the fsc file but I'll fix the time format and post another version.

thanks for the feedback.

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New version (v1.1) with corrected genTime format.

thanks for the updated version , I looked at the generated XML vs the OEM XML from ASAP , I see that there is a complete difference in the FSC code , Certificate is Identical but FSC code in both FSC.der and the ASAP XML file is Identical while the FSC code in FSC.der and XML file generated by your tool is completely different , I have an example but at home's laptop . but just to let you know .

Third time's a charm!! Wrong encoding on the FSC, now fixed in version 1.2.

[emhtuning]

not sure if matters but comparing original xml from ASAP with generated one, I saw the date format is different and fsc id is not the same..

original xml
<genTime>2009-10-15T22:00:00.000Z</genTime>

gen xml
<genTime>200910160907Z</genTime>

Fsc id comes from the fsc file but I'll fix the time format and post another version.

thanks for the feedback.

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New version (v1.1) with corrected genTime format.

thanks for the updated version , I looked at the generated XML vs the OEM XML from ASAP , I see that there is a complete difference in the FSC code , Certificate is Identical but FSC code in both FSC.der and the ASAP XML file is Identical while the FSC code in FSC.der and XML file generated by your tool is completely different , I have an example but at home's laptop . but just to let you know .

Third time's a charm!! Wrong encoding on the FSC, now fixed in version 1.2.

Looking great now , thanks for this updated version , using ISTA-P for importing FSC is the easiest way possible and it doesn't require any flashing or coding process , super fast and super easy ,

[Slim125]

Good afternoon . Could you tell me CIC already have codes from the other machine, how do I remove them?

[emhtuning]

Good afternoon . Could you tell me CIC already have codes from the other machine, how do I remove them?

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[intel123]

I just had to show you this and its probably coming my way soon, so expect many things also - soon