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Ok, I will try:
(try...try...try)
No, doesn't work.
Maybe, if I split the link from one line to another:
goo.gl/
7D2NDh
Ah, that works!
I also had a at-sign in my last posting to MicroSur, that made me get an error by the forum.
OK, back to topic.
I just tested MicroSur's patch and it works. So the "START" mode is now fixed (not yet written into the .patch file).
Now about the things I have done with the firmware eVic 3.01:
In the pictures in my dropbox-folder you can see the three different modes "POWER", "BYPASS" and "START".
To do this, I copied the "text"-block between 0xC660 and 0xC7A7 to the end of the file.
I tried to make a .patch file for the copied part, but that didn't work for some reason.
Then I had to change 4 hex values in the file to make the new text-positions work.
This finally makes the new firmware.# Automatically generated content #
# You can add your comments here #
# changed adresses and offsets #
# new offset from "TEMP" -> "POWER" #
66B0: FF
# new offset from "TEMP" to new entry for "BYPASS" #
6738: 27
# new offset from "TEMP" to new entry for "START" #
67A0: FF
# new start address of "TEMP" #
6830: E9
6831: F3
When I want to edit this file with NFirmwareEditor (btw, great tool) I have to change the definitions.txt:
The firmware starts reading each string at a fixed address and reads to the next 0x00. NFirmwareEditor starts each text-block at 0x00 to the next 0x00 and i cannot access and change (add or remove) a 0x00.<StringTable1><OffsetFrom>0xC9D0</OffsetFrom></StringTable1>
<OffsetTo>0xCB40</OffsetTo>
ReikoKitsune; maybe you can change your program to start reading each text block at the last 0x00 before a non 0x00 value. That wouldn't change the behaviour from the files which are not patched and could handle "my" patched files. And if you could make it possible to choose a 0x00 at the point where I can change the letters of the strings I think it would be perfect (for me)
Maybe this point needs more brainstorming...
Thanks for reading and I hope you don't mind me writing in english.
And let me know what you think about my ideas:or
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