I am also not a great fan of linux, but just wondering why bosch and actia choosed linux for core OS in their diagnostic equipment? Despite copyright and money reasons, which I think it is not a problem for those tizwazĮhh, because I now have Ford VCMII and want Mazda VCM,Īnd dont want to make mess with installing two different versions of Bosch VCM managers, and then copying/pasting VCM manager directory. Send those files to fellow *ColtB45* because he asked for help about those files. Then telnet also from windows cmd prompt to got shell on VCM, run dd and copied mtd files to sdcard. Hmm, in fact, I did not messed with linux (except dd commands from shell), yor are right, for most I used windows, first ext2fsd to mount sdcard and put right self-test.sh file there, then after reboot used plain internet explorer to got test mode html interface and change serial.

VCMII, GM MDI, KTS i ask why you woud want to do that if ford vcmii works with ford and mazda? (12-13-2015, 04:25 AM)TizWaz Wrote: what im trying to understand is why your messing about with linux in the first place when everything can be done from windows ,just slightly different ways to enter test mode.

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