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Fixup installer thingy #1

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nyetwurk opened this issue Jun 27, 2018 · 10 comments
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Fixup installer thingy #1

nyetwurk opened this issue Jun 27, 2018 · 10 comments

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@nyetwurk
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Same version forces user to uninstall then run the installer again.

This should be done in one pass.

Somebody with more experience than me in wix should fix this.

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From my preliminary reading of WiX documentation, all of this has to happen via manual upgrade/installer guid/version tweaking every time a release is made.

Ridiculous, since this makes automating releases impossible.

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denux44 commented Sep 8, 2022

Hello, have a good day all the members of this forum, I want to know the way or procedure to correctly execute the Nefmoto C# source code in the visual studio software, and try to flash an ECU with J1939 protocol.???????

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accept commented Sep 10, 2022

@denux44
Nice to meet you.
I am Japanese and not fluent in English, so I will use DeepL translation.
I am sorry if there are some parts that do not make sense.

I have a modified code in my fork that can be built with VS2022 Community Edition, .NET 4.8.
https://github.com/accept/NefMotoOpenSource

I uploaded it recently, but modified it about 6 months ago, and I don't remember exactly how I fixed it.
I think I probably made the following fixes
Automatic fixes to .NET 4.8 by VS2022.
NET 4.8. Error points at build time due to the change to .
Creation of x64 profiles.
We have not made any fundamental changes to the program.

However, even without doing the build yourself, I have confirmed that the pre-built installer is distributed here and that I can dump and write the ME7.5 ECU of my previously owned Polo 9N3 CupEdition on Windows 10x64.

I currently own a Golf mk4 R32 and cannot get into Programming Session in Nefmoto.
In order to find a solution, I have modified the code to be able to build in a modern environment for now, but it seems that a fundamental solution, such as modifying the security access protocol, is difficult to achieve with my poor skills.
Sorry for the length of this post, but I hope this helps.

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denux44 commented Sep 10, 2022

Hello, nice to meet you programmer, I would like to know if there is a document or procedure to execute the source code in visual and later make modifications that I think can contribute something, but I cannot understand how to edit the code and how to run it in visual studio???? ?????????,i will try anyway using visual studio 2022 to see if there is a chance that this software will load any .bin file from my pc and can flash any ecu using J1939 truck protocol,

i hope Can you support me and advise me, or know if you can support me with another source code that I found on this Github website which is already programmed but

I can't understand why it marks an error when trying to run the software which I attach the following link: https https://github.com/bryan-hunt/rp1210.Net

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denux44 commented Sep 10, 2022

I hope you can solve the doubts that I told you about how to edit the code in visual studio 2022 and compile it again in visual, and in the same way I don't know if you can analyze the code in the following link: https://github.com/bryan -hunt/rp1210.Net

that I would like to use to flash the ecu of a truck just by sending a .bin file to the ecu with the send button in C# and connecting to the J1939 protocol, I hope you can help me please and know how to run the project in visual studio??????????

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accept commented Sep 10, 2022

@denux44
I don't know if this will help you, but I can give you as much advice as I can.
First, you need to select .NET Desktop Development when installing VS2022.
You will also need the "WiX Toolset build tools" and "WiX Toolset Visual Studio 2022 Extension" if you want to generate the installer.

VS2022 has a clone function for Github repositories, so you can clone a repository by simply specifying the URL.
If you clone my forked repository, you should be able to build it without any errors.
If you want to debug, you need to right click on the project ECUFlasher in the solution and set it as a startup project.

I'm sorry, but I don't think I can help you with rp1210.Net.
I can only try to get Nefmoto ECU Flasher to build with VS2022.

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denux44 commented Sep 10, 2022

With the ECU _flash project I can really flash??using the rp1210 and J1939 protocol??I want to see how your software detects without problem a device connected via usb brand nexiq for trailes and then send a .bin file to the ECU with the FLASH button, I hope that action can be performed???????????

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denux44 commented Sep 10, 2022

So I need to install an extension apart from visual studio???the extension is called "WiX" I look for it in extensions???if I want to compile and debug I just have to choose the ECUFlasher.sln file?????

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denux44 commented Sep 10, 2022

I am not able to run and run your program in visual studio to study the operation of the code and the graphical interface in visual studio, could you give me some guidance to load and run your program in visual studio?????and install Wix extension and Wix Tool but debug compiler failed

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denux44 commented Sep 10, 2022

this software if it will allow me to flash memory ecu?????????https://github.com/stephendpmurphy/ME7.X_Correction note that they have a link linked to your project???how can I flash memory ecu with this software using SAE J1939 protocol

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