Any info on this? will it be back up?
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Any info on this? will it be back up?
The site is non- existent, wonder if someone forgot to renew their domain contract?
Huh oh... says "Non-Existent Domain".
The domain is not available to buy so I assume something just happen with hosting.
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Originally Posted by minytrker
i enter some days ago, in the principal page, there was a note saying they where gonna close the site,
This won't effect professional tuners at all, but could make things difficult for the person trying to tune their own vehicle or custom project vehicle. Hopefully there is an alternate plan of some sort in place.Quote:
Originally Posted by 400ss
We'll have to make a point of having new users first save off their PCM read.
I already started getting emails asking for stock tunes. If it doesnt come back online I will look into hosting it, I have several hosting servers but just dont have the time to make a site and upload hundreds of tunes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taz
Yes sir - the cache of tune files was very valuable to individuals working with any controller that could be completely reprogrammed with EFILive. These included the LS1-A and LS1-B PCMs, and the T42 and T43 TCMs.Quote:
Originally Posted by minytrker
The LS1-B PCMs ceased production by 2008, and the T42s by 2014. Only the T43 remains in current production.
I found the rational funny about the few number of these that had been sent in recently, so the website must no longer be needed. There really are not many new LS1-B files that could be sent in, but the benefit of those already held continued. Kind of like saying a bank account that you had contributed to for decades was now somehow worthless because you had not added any more funds to it in awhile.
Just sad ...
I'd be happy to help someone upload tunes and create a site, don't have a ton of free time but would be happy to help out where I can.
I have no control over any of this... but thanks guys, I appreciate everyone working together to remedy this.
I have saved away some of the Camaro/Firebird/Corvette ctz files spanning 2000-2014...
That goes without saying my friend ... this is simply more of the same, that the gas tuners have been enduring for the past several years.Quote:
Originally Posted by joecar
I have a few stock Holden tune files saved, which I can contribute to any new tune file site.
Reaches in hat and pulls out rabbit. :cucumber:
Get them while they are still available
Tune File Depot (Web Archive Site Access from March 21st)
Move'n Up,Quote:
Originally Posted by Move'n Up
Thanks :cheers:
Glad I could help ☺
Sent from my Galaxy Note 4
I do have all the 509 tune files.
Sounds like a mega.com upload is in order maybe?
Beat me to it, saw the thread and knew there were archives of most websites.
Here's a link to tune files i have uploaded
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4ydh5wltk...s4SRJ9NGa?dl=0
i have about 1tb of data transfer capacity per month on my hosting if the owner of tunedepot wants to relocate to my hosting.
my website would be lucky to transfer 1gb a month. lol
upon further investigation, it looks like Andrew? owns the site. Runs an I.T consultancy? (not the same andrew working for efilive now?)
appears to be dns servers are offline.
as i said, If i could get a copy of the site I will upload to my own hosting. I got plenty of space/bandwidth.
Tre-Cool, you can try PM'ing Tordne (Andrew).
might as well add bit coin mining along with that lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Tre-Cool
Nice!Quote:
Originally Posted by gmperformancecentre
I just sent an email to the domain owner to see if he want's it hosted... we'll see.
See post #16 here: Tunefiledepot-no-longer
Hi All. I think i have total backup of all the files from this site. it was sent to me as backup file.
I think I have all the custom files to.
I can setup an ftp server for them if you want. Pm me.