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Someone is dropping the ball adding tunes, or maintaining the repository.
I have submitted a tune weeks ago and it will not show up. I have read several other complaints.
This is an advertised feature of the software and it's seeming to be very lacking.
I read a non HPT employee updates this feature voluntarily.
Someone please help us out?
I uploaded my new 2010 Camaro stock tune almost a week ago as well. Have not seen it show up.
Whats the deal?
I also added mine a few weeks ago for the LNF's and it wasn't uploaded at all. All there is, is a stock tune.
Me too. I added the stock 09 G8 GXP M6 tune.
I added a couple of tunes back in feb or march and they are still not there!
:rolleyes: Send an email with this link into [email protected]. ;) It will get addressed.
I think Mike still does the uploading, I'll see if I can catch him online in a few, unfortunately I have no access to the repository :(
Just another note to add to the bunch, I have added some over the last 6 months that never showed up as well.
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Originally Posted by Frost
same here.
So this whole time Im thinking that people just dont wanna share. I think that most of us understand its just a base tune to get a good comparable start. I will post mine once its perfected!
If it takes over 6 months to get posted I'll never get to see a 2010 Corvette file.Quote:
Originally Posted by Frost
http://www.hptuners.com/forum/showpo...39&postcount=3Quote:
Originally Posted by 8850
That file says Camaro. I would like to see a Corvette file.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill@HPTuners
Im sorry, I misread.
I doubt anyones posted one, the only two 2010 Vette files I've gotten came from a larger tunershop whom I doubt wants their work on the internet ;)
No problem Bill. I was really wanting to see a stock file. Maybe someone will post one soon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill@HPTuners
My opinion is that you need a backup for Mike to manage the repository. It seems to never get done unless people complain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill@HPTuners
I think so too, I'm sure a lot of guys would be willing to help out, I mean how hard can it be? or maybe it is too hard to do and thats why it take so long for some of those files to show up?:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by JimMueller
another forum I am on (www.regalgs.org) has a thread where people can upload thier hpt bins and another thread for hpt scans in the tuning section.
both threads are like a library - no talking ! actually no posting/discussion other than the bin or scan then you just link people to the bin or scan you are talking about in your thread relating to the bin/scan
maybe something similar could be setup here so nobody "has" to maintain it ?
I talked to Mike who is going through them, he went through about 100 of them last night and will be doing more over the next few days.
Please announce it once its done so we all know to look.
Why not just look? There are (3) 2010 camaro files in there now as well as others so if it isn't completely done its pretty darn close ;)
I just wanted to say :worship: for getting these pushed through. Now I can see all of the ones I submitted and a lot more for me to play with.
Thanks for addressing the issue!
Hey guys I just got rights so that I can approve them so this shouldn't be much of an issue anymore :)
Good news Bill!
How about a stock 2010 Corvette file?
Its customer based so whatever is there is there, we don't own any 2010 Vettes so unless a customer loads one it won't be there.
This may be a dumb question but how do I get to this repository?
http://www.hptuners.com/customers/tune.php
but you must be a customer
I am trying to download or even look at a tune in the repository and I keep getting the error message "Validation Failed". I am using a computer that has my approved HPTuners info on it, why is it failing?
Maybe you are trying to open a file that someone uploaded with 2.23beta or newer and you are running 2.22 or older.
Thanks, yes I am a customer, just have to get my serial number when I get home tonight.
So I guess this problem has been fixed? I am about to buy HP Tuners to tune my own car but if there are no tunes I can look at before I work on mine, forget it.
There was never really a problem, more of when a customer submits a file we(hptuners) need to look over the file to make sure its not tunerlocked, make sure the file opens without issue, make sure the info is accurate,etc which takes time which is a rare resource here. In any event the system is all caught up so its all good now.
there are tons in there. i found my trans segment donor in there on the first try. this software is amazing. the scanner is monumentally underrated.Quote:
Originally Posted by sschoeffler