Dec 11, 2022, V8.3.32 Beta Release

[Blacky]

while not related to the beta & instead of starting a new thread. can you take a look at the 7.5 definition for t43 os 24256025 and see what is configured at the following address - 1F652A

I have a cax file defining it as below but get a conflict, but i can make a change in the binary directly and do a compare & efi does not see any changes. (V8 runs fine, but im lazy and still use v7 format/editor)

[D9812]
; Description
; ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DESC.001 = Remove requirement for a Tap Shift movement before enabling Manual Mode
DESC.002 = Removes SPORTS MODE.
DESC.003 =
;
;
; Seg Caption Major Minor Vis Dis 2D Grp
; --- ---------------------- --------------------------- ------------------------------ --- --- -- ---
VIEW = 4 "Up/Down Requirement" "Shift Control" "" 1 1 0 0
;
; Address(es) BitOff Bits Typ Inv
; -------------------------------- ------ ---- --- ---
ADDR = 1F652A 0 8 SED

Cheers

The V7 and V8 software have both got that cal defined (D9600), but hidden. I have no idea why it is hidden. So it is defined in the calibration definition but it is never visible to the user. That is why you get the overlap in V7.
In V8, overlaps don't matter, so I would recommend using V8 to edit that cal via a *.cax8 file.

You can convert your V7 *.cax files to V8 *.cax8 files using the conversion option in EFILive V8 [F8: Tools] -> [F6: Bulk Files] -> [Convert User Calibration Files]

Or, if you just want to convert a single V7 cax cal you can use the drop down option on the [Convert Cax] button to interactively convert V7 cax definitions to their equivalent V8 cax8 section definitions, like this:



Meanwhile, I'm trying to figure out why that cal was configured as hidden in the first place.

Regards
Paul

[Highlander]

This addition to V8 was nice... I actually create the cax in v7 then convert to v8.

[Tre-Cool]

This addition to V8 was nice... I actually create the cax in v7 then convert to v8.

same here. i find reloading the same file after making a cax update easier in v7

[Blacky]

same here. i find reloading the same file after making a cax update easier in v7

Even when using the Ctrl+Alt+X option in V8 to reload changes to the currently loaded cax8 file(s)?
Regards
Paul

[Tre-Cool]

didnt know there was such a command.

i keep using v7 out of habit.

[Highlander]

use v8... you will like it and not look back... i understand it takes a little to get used to, but paul added all the necessary conversions to not make this a PAIN. Once I did out of necessity for the Custom defined DMA PIDs, I have never looked back.

[joecar]

+1 use V8, it grows on you, and you won't look back.

[Blacky]

New beta update posted here:
https://forum.efilive.com/showthread...3-Beta-Release

See "What's New" for update details.

Regards
Paul