Nothing to see here, just project Sisyphus, move along
08-13-2015, 10:12 AM
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Yep, I asked first. I'm not that crazy 
I realize I should probably explain exactly what I did before I start asking for help
So what did I do wrong?
I have no idea what the above tables do but obviously the numbers in the msq I saved look more sane than what's in the controller. I'm guessing I should probably just use the msq settings and then figure out my no-start?
I realize I should probably explain exactly what I did before I start asking for help
- Downloaded 1.4.0
- Saved msq (used 'save as' in TS)
- Copied entire project folder to new folder (as a backup)
- Flashed 1.4.0, told it to preserve calibrations.
- Flash completed, notified cals not saved
- Powercycle
- Started TS
- Got giant crazy warning that TS could not support firmware without update
- Installed update
- Restarted TS
- Got difference report
- Used settings from TS (from 'current tune' in project folder)
- Car no start
- Check idle/start settings, notice IACV is not selected, turn it on
- Powercycle again
- Car no start
- Start TS
- Get 'pwm_rpms_a' warning posted previously
- Run 'compare' against MSQ that was saved directly before flashing
- Difference Report results in screenshot
So what did I do wrong?
I have no idea what the above tables do but obviously the numbers in the msq I saved look more sane than what's in the controller. I'm guessing I should probably just use the msq settings and then figure out my no-start?
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08-13-2015, 11:39 AM
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<p>Go to your images.</p><p>Click the view image dropdown box.</p><p>Select generate image links</p><p>Pick some pictures.</p><p>Press done.</p><p>Choose Linked BBC and Large thumbnail.</p><p>Copy generated links</p><p>Profit.</p>
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08-13-2015, 11:52 AM
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Thats if you like, have an imgur account. I just drag n drop, hit upload, grab the BB url, paste it into my post, manually type in the img tags and roll like a bauce.
Drove the Subaru to work today. Much sadness.
Drove the Subaru to work today. Much sadness.
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08-13-2015, 12:02 PM
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Using the same or shared credentials across multiple services causes me to break out in hives and have violent, uncontrollable physical outbursts. Sysadmin habits die hard.
So, no
So, no
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08-13-2015, 12:55 PM
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Doesn't matter, I still don't want the accounts linked in any way. I try to keep these things as separate as possible. The chain of security and privacy is only as strong as its weakest link. The more places my info is used/stored/transacted, the longer the chain gets and the greater the chances of exposure. Imgur does not require me to log in to host my images, therefore I have no login. Would you believe me if I told you that I usually expunge or obfuscate exif data from the images I use before I upload them?
Example: I never used picasa because its linked to my Google account. It used to be trivial to figure out a users Google account (and thus email address) if someone posted using a picasa link unless the user took the time to change the options around for the URL. 98% of the time, they did not.
I guess I'm just old enough to be incredibly paranoid. It's all personal preference, and this is how I prefer to operate.
Example: I never used picasa because its linked to my Google account. It used to be trivial to figure out a users Google account (and thus email address) if someone posted using a picasa link unless the user took the time to change the options around for the URL. 98% of the time, they did not.
I guess I'm just old enough to be incredibly paranoid. It's all personal preference, and this is how I prefer to operate.
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08-13-2015, 12:59 PM
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<p>Silly old people, skipping convenience for privacy <img alt="Thefinger" src="https://www.miataturbo.net/images/smilies/thefinger.gif" style="height:21px; width:37px" title="Thefinger" /></p>
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08-13-2015, 01:23 PM
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My average minimum password length is 14 characters. Come at be bro! You should see the rigmarole it it takes to reset my Facebook password
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