EFILive Version 8 (Black Box Logging) is now available

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Originally Posted by Blacky

I see that here sometimes as well. Still trying to figure out why.

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Good, at least it's not just the V6 then.

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Originally Posted by Blacky

That sounds like the time limit for displaying alerts/errors is set too high. Check in "Edit Settings" that the times for Alerts and Errors are set to reasonable values.

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Ahh.... yes. Slight case of PEBCAK at this end. I didn't see the new setting for the message timeouts. All fixed now.

Thanks,

Simon

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Originally Posted by ringram

When saving settings F6 stuff to the V2 unit I get a "Error: $010A Recieved data message contained unknown command action"
This was after setting serial IO

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i fixed this upgrading the firmware.

Firstly :thankyou2: for releasing the BBL software with a more user friendly interface. Takes a bit of getting used to compared to the relative simplicity of V1 BBL but it's an awesome achievement.:thumb_yello:

The only things not working properly for me logging E38 and T43 are:

1. My serial wideband is in my PID list and appears on the V2 but is not recorded in the BBL.
2. I can't find a PID for BEN1_E38.
3. PID GEAR thinks I'm in 1st when I'm actually reversing and P indicated either 1st or 3rd.
4. PID PRNDL only displays Drive 6 for all forward gears.

Is there something else I need to do to get my serial wideband to appear in the BBL?

Cheers.

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Originally Posted by Blacky

The file system can easily get corrupted, same as if you pulled power from a PC while it was writing to disk.
That is a real show stopper if you don't have immediate access to a PC to reformat the Config file system.

What I have been working on is a way to maintain a backup of the Config file system on an SD card. That way if the corruption happens, you can plug in the "Recovery SD Card" and get FlashScan to reformat the Config file system and restore the Options.txt, Settings.dat and *.pmm files.

Regards
Paul

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Yeah it might have happened without too much user error either. Is it time for a basic journaling file system instead?

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Originally Posted by ringram

Yeah it might have happened without too much user error either. Is it time for a basic journaling file system instead?

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Something like this... http://www.hcc-embedded.com/en/produ...ystems/safefat

Alternatively I've been investigating into not having a Config FAT file system but just storing the Config data in an internal fail-safe format. There's no reason to store the Config data in a FAT file system as it is not removable and no other device/computer will ever need to access it.

Regards
Paul

Could you change the serial BEN PIDs format to .2 in the sae.generic.txt?
I like to see .2 precision for this PID on the data tab
and this is the only way I have found to adjust it.

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Originally Posted by mr.prick

Could you change the serial BEN PIDs format to .2 in the sae.generic.txt?
I like to see .2 precision for this PID on the data tab
and this is the only way I have found to adjust it.

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Sure.
Paul

:phatyo:
Thank you

lol... is 2 enough...? I like 3 better...:D...same with the AFR and EQ pids.

Would it be possible to have WO2EQR1 and WO2EQR2 pids...?

(where WO2EQR = 1/WO2LAM).