Could anyone shed some light on what each of these extensions are for? There are lots of file extensions I'm not familiar with. That's the format these files are supplied in. Or when you create a new project, you can use a standard binary dump, or a Motorola-Hex (*.s19) file. If you're using WinOLS, you can drag it straight in as a new project. Once I double checked the offset, it was fine.
I posted up an incorrect map address for an 8P0907115AP file, but hadn't appreciated that the different sw ver numbers didn't line up properly (quite unusual in MED9). Title: Re: LOOK WHERE I BOUGHT 800 GB of DAMOS FILES FROM :) PS: there also may be 20,000 tuning files for all makes and models of Bosch ECU's from 1980-2015, but I'm sure no one is interested in that hehehehe D
So go on, have a look at the link and give those files a good home on your hard drive ) I suspect at one point in 2015, a zip drive just happened to walk out of Bosch head offices and found it's way to the interwebz. It's not just DAMOS files either, there are folders containing Bosch development/programming software, internal emails, etc. It's all on a server and for the low low price of $265 CAD you can download it in different bits and pieces. I mean for the price, how can you go wrong?Īnyway, I told the site owner that I'd post up a link in case anyone was interested in purchasing the DAMOS collection for themselves.
I actually bought his BMW flashing software as it allows me to flash MS41, 42, 43, 50, and 54, along with correcting checksums, all for $50 using any old ebay VAG-COM cable. I've personally spoken to him and he's a solid guy who tries to support grassroots tuning by making affordable flashing software.
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