92turbob16

I have a socketed ECU and am using Flash N Burn to read my chip now so that I can open it up in Chrome and edit some stuff. When I read chip to save it then open in Chrome, I get an error saying "Can't load file." Am I doing something wrong? What should be done correctly?

0xenocron

Maybe your program wasnt made in Crome originally...

92turbob16

I know it was for a fact though..

0xenocron

Make sure you have the OFFSETS set correctly...

Chip Start - 008000
Chip End - 00FFFF

Buffer Start - 000000
Buffer End - 007FFF

And of course make sure you have the correct chip selected...

92turbob16

Those were correct.. still didn't work..

RyanA

Well, if you have a blank chip, here is what I'd do:

1. Put chip in your burner.
2. Click erase chip.
3. Click blank check. Make sure chip is blank.
4. Click load file to buffer and load a file from Crome.
5. Click write buffer to chip.
6. Click verify. Make sure that it says that it was verified.
7. Now, click read chip.
8. Click save buffer to file. Name the file and save.
9. Try to open that file in Crome. If it opens no problem, you have an issue with the read of that chip and it probably IS NOT Crome or it's corrupted.

ddd4114

You probably have an outdated version of Crome. I get the same error when I try using Crome 1.2 to read a ROM that was made with Crome 1.5.

xtremhealer

guys is there any way to plug in the stock ecu for civic 1999 and tune

RyanA

Oh hai there! Click "New Topic" and try again....

92turbob16

I got everything to work finally.. I'm running into another little annoyance though. Randomly driving around town, my AFRs will shoot to 10.0 and sometimes shut the car off when I'm decelerating to a red light/stop sign. It's not every time I drive the car though. Sometimes it can do it 1-2 times in 20 minutes of driving, sometimes it won't happen. Has anybody encountered this problem before or have any clue as to what it could be? I'm stumped as well as everybody I know that is into Hondas.