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Seeking original EPS firmware for U.S. 2024 RAV4 Prime XSE calibration 8965B4247000
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We are investigating a U.S. 2024 RAV4 Prime XSE with a comma four reporting
openpilot 0.11.1 / release-mici and an unrecognized (MOCK) vehicle.
Existing CarParams contains EPS application ID 8965B4247000 at 0x7a1.
Camera application IDs are 8646F4210100 / 8646G3305000; radar is 8821F6201400.
The owner’s build month and physical rack part number have not been confirmed.
These are cached application-ID records, not bootloader identification or a firmware dump.
We are looking for an original, unmodified executable image for this exact
calibration, or a legitimate Toyota calibration-package source whose contents
and applicability can be verified. No ECU payload or firmware patch was
installed during our evidence collection.
Could anyone provide one of the following?
Confirmation that the successfully patched 2024 Prime used EPS application
ID 8965B4247000, with its stock rack, market/build metadata and source commit.
An original image's SHA-256, byte length, acquisition/coverage record and
application/boot identity binding, plus an authorized way to obtain the image.
An applicable U.S. EPS service bulletin and factory calibration-package identifier
that actually contains this revision. A different ECU's update or a later
calibration would need to be identified as such.
Please keep VINs, vehicle-specific keys, account/session information and
proprietary packages out of public replies. Metadata and a permissible private
transfer path are sufficient initially.
The published 8965B4512000 patch targets a different calibration. The public
RAV4 field-report analysis and semantic-resolver notes do not include an exact
RAV4 image/F181 artifact, so we are trying to close that evidence gap before
considering any target-specific bench work:
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We are investigating a U.S. 2024 RAV4 Prime XSE with a comma four reporting
openpilot 0.11.1 / release-mici and an unrecognized (
MOCK) vehicle.Existing CarParams contains EPS application ID 8965B4247000 at 0x7a1.
Camera application IDs are 8646F4210100 / 8646G3305000; radar is 8821F6201400.
The owner’s build month and physical rack part number have not been confirmed.
These are cached application-ID records, not bootloader identification or a firmware dump.
We are looking for an original, unmodified executable image for this exact
calibration, or a legitimate Toyota calibration-package source whose contents
and applicability can be verified. No ECU payload or firmware patch was
installed during our evidence collection.
Could anyone provide one of the following?
ID
8965B4247000, with its stock rack, market/build metadata and source commit.application/boot identity binding, plus an authorized way to obtain the image.
that actually contains this revision. A different ECU's update or a later
calibration would need to be identified as such.
Please keep VINs, vehicle-specific keys, account/session information and
proprietary packages out of public replies. Metadata and a permissible private
transfer path are sufficient initially.
The published 8965B4512000 patch targets a different calibration. The public
RAV4 field-report analysis and semantic-resolver notes do not include an exact
RAV4 image/F181 artifact, so we are trying to close that evidence gap before
considering any target-specific bench work:
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