Having some issues with BBR. $0101:No Data Recieved

[BlackGMC]

well i installed the latest pre release, updated the firm ware to the newest as described in the instructions. I was able to connect to my truck, (BTW it is an 04 GMC Sierra w/4.8, running COS3 04073003), it downloads just fine no errors. Then when i go to pull the tune off the V2, i get

$0101: No Data Recieved...


I have tried formating and reloading all the config files, creating new option.txt file,.... I choose the LS1B module...


Also the file itself shows to be 499k, instead of 726k like my regular files....

[joecar]

You mean the file only partially uploads to your PC... (only 499K out of 726K)...?

[BlackGMC]

Nope, i mean when i look at the EFI Explorer under the tune part it only show 499k. Then when i drag that file off the exploer is when i get the error

[Blacky]

Before trying to drag the file from EFILive_Explorer to Windows Explorer, open the Trace window. To do that, click on the "drop down button" in the lower right corner of EFILive_Explorer and select "Hide/Display Trace Window". Then if the transfer fails, copy the data from that window to an email and paste it in this thread.

Regards
Paul

[BlackGMC]

thanks Paul, i will do that in a little while or tomorrow morning. I am on my work laptop.

[joecar]

This is the same as what I see on my MacBook running WinXP...

See attached files.

[BlackGMC]

Here is my trace file and screen shot, notice the size of the tune, 499k, when my 04 truck tune is 726k



from trace:
AddSourceFile \EFILive\Tune\LS1_0004.ctd Size=510473
onGetStream: \EFILive\Tune\LS1_0004.ctd

[Blacky]

Here is my trace file and screen shot, notice the size of the tune, 499k, when my 04 truck tune is 726k

from trace:
AddSourceFile \EFILive\Tune\LS1_0004.ctd Size=510473
onGetStream: \EFILive\Tune\LS1_0004.ctd

With EFILive_Explorer running, before attempting to drag the file from EFILive to Windows, can you do this:
1. Open EFILive_Hapi (double click on the FlashScan icon in the system tray at the end of the Windows Task bar).
2. Select the F8: Trace option.
3. Click [Clear].
4. Drag the file from Explorer to Windows.
5. Click [Refresh] in the EFILive_Hapi Trace window.
6. Save the trace file (*.rtf) and attach it to this thread.

Regards
Paul

[BlackGMC]

With EFILive_Explorer running, before attempting to drag the file from EFILive to Windows, can you do this:
1. Open EFILive_Hapi (double click on the FlashScan icon in the system tray at the end of the Windows Task bar).
2. Select the F8: Trace option.
3. Click [Clear].
4. Drag the file from Explorer to Windows.
5. Click [Refresh] in the EFILive_Hapi Trace window.
6. Save the trace file (*.rtf) and attach it to this thread.

Regards
Paul

I did exactly what you said, and nothing ever showed up in the trace window... I tried about 6 times, nothing ever showed up...

But

It did work once, the file came off the V2.... As you can see it is 499k, i opened it and saved it without changing anything and now it is 725.... BTW i had to zip the .ctd tune because it is an invalid file extension.


Thanks again for the help

[Blacky]

I did exactly what you said, and nothing ever showed up in the trace window... I tried about 6 times, nothing ever showed up...

Sorry, I forgot to include this info...
You have to go into Trace->Settings and make sure the "Enable diagnostic tracing" option is checked. Its also good to have "Format trace data" checked as well.
Remember to turn it off again by unchecking "Enable diagnostic tracing" when you're done.

It did work once, the file came off the V2.... As you can see it is 499k, i opened it and saved it without changing anything and now it is 725.... BTW i had to zip the .ctd tune because it is an invalid file extension.

Thanks again for the help

I'll have to add *.ctd to the forum's list of file names. (also *.pdl which is the new V8 scan tool file name extension).

Try reformatting the SD card using FlashSan, if you have not done so already.

The *.ctd and *.tun file sizes are different because we use a better compression algorithm on the *.ctd files.

Regards
Paul