Can't open files with Tuner Studio 0.999.9b
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From: Republic of Dallas
I upgraded and now, when I open an MSQ I get this error:

So I click no and get "Unexpected error occured opening this project".
I can close that window, then open my .msq
What is the difference between a project and an MSQ? I keep all my data in a directory on the desktop since that's just about the only thing I use that computer for (aside from interspieces porno).

So I click no and get "Unexpected error occured opening this project".
I can close that window, then open my .msq
What is the difference between a project and an MSQ? I keep all my data in a directory on the desktop since that's just about the only thing I use that computer for (aside from interspieces porno).
Interspieces porno is highly under rated but I'm flaky myself with TS Lite.
I did the whole "aquire" thing initially where it shakes hands with the ECU etc but then it seemed a bit convoluted. Since I have good old drop out prone Megatune I never pressed the issue...
I did the whole "aquire" thing initially where it shakes hands with the ECU etc but then it seemed a bit convoluted. Since I have good old drop out prone Megatune I never pressed the issue...
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From: Fake Virginia
trey, have you upgraded firmware lately? the new install may not have access to your current firmware or the project you last used.
project: car definitions, dashboards, settings, etc.
msq: just the **** that loads onto the megasquirt box.
project: car definitions, dashboards, settings, etc.
msq: just the **** that loads onto the megasquirt box.
You will need to set up your project first.
File > Project > New Project
http://www.diyautotune.com/tech_arti...dio_how_to.htm
File > Project > New Project
http://www.diyautotune.com/tech_arti...dio_how_to.htm
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From: Republic of Dallas
Ok, I tried to adjust some things on my car today, and following the instructions from Ben, TS hangs on the "finish" step and will not create a new project. It also will not connect to the controller at all.
I just uninstalled TunerStudio from my laptop and reinstalled the newest version off the EFI Analytics website. I can't replicate either of your problems. The version I just installed is 0.999.9b_RC4 from this site:
http://www.tunerstudio.com/index.php...d=26&Itemid=40
http://www.tunerstudio.com/index.php...d=26&Itemid=40
It looks like there are 2 problems here.
One like stated above, you need to create a Project to communicate with your controller. Double clicking an msq creates a temp project for viewing, but is not intended to communicate with the controller. That is why comms is disabled now if you select to use a Temp project.
Secondly, 0.999.9b had a bug causing the "Unexpected Error" message when opening a Temp Project.
0.999.9h has this corrected.
One like stated above, you need to create a Project to communicate with your controller. Double clicking an msq creates a temp project for viewing, but is not intended to communicate with the controller. That is why comms is disabled now if you select to use a Temp project.
Secondly, 0.999.9b had a bug causing the "Unexpected Error" message when opening a Temp Project.
0.999.9h has this corrected.
It looks like there are 2 problems here.
One like stated above, you need to create a Project to communicate with your controller. Double clicking an msq creates a temp project for viewing, but is not intended to communicate with the controller. That is why comms is disabled now if you select to use a Temp project.
Secondly, 0.999.9b had a bug causing the "Unexpected Error" message when opening a Temp Project.
0.999.9h has this corrected.
One like stated above, you need to create a Project to communicate with your controller. Double clicking an msq creates a temp project for viewing, but is not intended to communicate with the controller. That is why comms is disabled now if you select to use a Temp project.
Secondly, 0.999.9b had a bug causing the "Unexpected Error" message when opening a Temp Project.
0.999.9h has this corrected.









