I was never totally happy with EEHack’s built in flash tool so I’ve been spending a lot of time working on a new one.  If you have an LT1 check it out.  It’ll support other ECMs some time this decade.

I get a lot of comments posted directly to this site asking for support for EEHack.

If you want to get help with EEHack in any way, please join gearhead-efi.com and ask there.  It’s the only way.  I will not answer comments on this site anymore, I just don’t have time due to my other projects.

Due to a generous donation that got me another test ECM, EEHack development continues with a fresh test bench, socketed up ready to go and communicating with the cheapest FTDI device china has to offer (which is really all you need to tune an LT1, you know)

Thank you to Mogielski and all the other supporters that have kept me motivated to keep working on this platform over the years even without having an LT1.

I plan on separating the flash tool from EEHack entirely and making a better one that will support other ECMs as well.

Wanted: Dead, dying, or spare LT1 ecms for eehack development. Please email me (address in EEHack credits) if you have anything laying around…

Looks like the version of my old aldl-io console aldl program for linux was broken. I’ve uploaded a new version that should build properly and updated the instructions, please let me know if that works.

The analyzer in 4.9 had a glitch related to the new size of the VE analyzer. 4.9.1 is on the download page and fixes that bug. Thanks to all that reported it

Well it might not be perfect, but it’s better than what we had before (and it’s been AGES since I’ve released a new version) so here’s a fresh new official “somewhat stable” version of EEHack.

I really want to get it out there so I can start working on more dramatic features for the next version, and also prove that EEHack development is not dead.

I’d highly recommend updating to this new version for higher connection stability, better analysis, and better adapting to modern operating systems with different pixel densities and user interfaces.

Download it here: http://fbodytech.com/eehack-2/download-eehack/

Another new beta version of EEHack. Still a little bit to do, but we’re getting closer…

Download here: http://fbodytech.com/files/eehack-beta4.84.zip

If you’d like to try my next attempt at EEHack’s new version, this one plays around with the user interface a bit more (the last one didn’t scale very nicely). Added a small button near the ‘about’ button that enlarges the dashboard and main interface for full screen while driving (a bad idea, of course). Also rewrote some old code related to log playback that could cause crashing in some circumstances. As a bonus, playback speed is now variable.

Please let me know how it works for you!

http://fbodytech.com/files/eehack-beta4.8.2.zip

Another quick update, this one makes the graphing work properly again, makes the UI look a bit nicer (missed a library in the last release..) but I also re-implemented the dashboard’s caching engine so processor use should be reduced dramatically. Thanks to Mitch for the quick testing. Please let me know how it works for you!

http://fbodytech.com/files/eehack-beta4.8.1.zip