First and foremost, we are a community that supports each other wilfully. Because of the help I've received here, I decided to return that to the whole community. There will be four (4) editions of VIDA releases. VMWare, VirtualBox, TrueImage image and VHDX bootable USB. This should just about cover everyone I hope.
I have bought an cheap Volvo VIDA DiCE unit and successfully set it up on a small portable windows tablet, of course on VMware. I’ll post up here for anyone looking.
Due to the way I've built this and Microsofts licensing schemes, it runs using a legal copy of Windows 10 on your computer as long as your computer has a legal Windows 7 or higher license. Also, I use a 4K display so you MIGHT need to change the resolution on first boot with your machine to adjust to size if you are not using a 4K equivalent. When logging in, use 'admin' or '1'.
The only app you can use, and thankfully need to use is the 'all-in-one'. The rest on the desktop are pointless. If you wish to check that your download completely without errors or issues, below is the MD5 hash. NOTICE: Updated 2014D. Updates are under links. I've also uploaded updates to ISOView to improve viewing diagrams. Uninstall version 4 then install version 5.
DO NOT INSTALL VERSION 7.1 UNLESS INSTRUCTED! YOU ARE WARNED.(11 January, 2018). CPU: Intel Core2Duo or better (32bit capable) RAM: 3GB RAM STORAGE DEVICE: 32GB or better USB 3.0 Legacy Boot Mode Support Patches, Documents & Walk-throughs can be downloaded from any of the download links below Download Links: Image Download #1 (OneDrive Server) - Image Download #2 (OneDrive Business Server) - Image Download #3 (FSC Server) - VMWare Player - VirtualBox - VirtualBox Image 7-ZIP - [INDENT]The FSC server is redundant between midwest and east coast. I've speed tested downloads from each location and get between 50MB/s to 287MB/s using the office connection.
The midwest server is on a 10GB connection and 1GB east coast. I really hope this helps everyone. Also put a copy on my OneDrive business account so in total, we have 4 locations sharing it. Keep in mind, you download speed will depend on where you are and which server you are pulling from. Virtual Machine Setup: • Download the virtual machine 7zip image • Download VMWare Player or VMWare Fusion.
This will depend on which OS you have running. • If you have Windows but don’t have 7zip. I believe most Linux distros support 7z files out of the box or can be easily installed via the Software Centre. If you are on Mac OS, you can use ‘The Unarchiver’ available via the App Store.
• Once you have everything downloaded, install your hypervisor of choice. This would be VMWare Player or Fusion. Advanced users can use virtual box with minor modifications I believe. • Extract the 7z image file you downloaded to a contained folder.
The password is V0lv02Rule You can run it from this location or move it to another location. Doesn’t matter. • Locate the file ‘Service Machine.vmx’ and double click on this file. It will open your hypervisor. You may be asked if you copied or moved this. Just click moved.
• If you want to adjust the VM image settings now if the time to do so. Things like number of cores dedicated to the VM and how much RAM you want it to be allowed to use. • Run it and enjoy.
USB Image Setup: • Download the image from the builds folder • Download the USB Imaging Tool.zip file from tools folder • If you have Windows but don’t have 7zip. I believe most Linux distros support 7z files out of the box or can be easily installed via the Software Centre.
If you are on Mac OS, you can use ‘The Unarchiver’ available via the App Store. • Once you have everything downloaded, extract the USB Imaging Tool.
• Run the tool. Select your USB drive from the list on the left. Click Restore. A window will open to locate the IMZ file.
In the bottom right is a drop down menu, change it to 'Compressed (zip) image files'. Locate the folder where you downloaded to and select the IMZ file. Click yes to restore and overwrite the USB drive. • Run it and enjoy. Extras, Tools & Documents Available: Volvo 2014D UX2 Update Volvo 2014D Wiring Diagram ISO Volvo Transmission Adaptation USB Image Install Process Questions & Answers: Q: My system specs are.
Which one should I run. A: Which ever one you want, system specs are based on the one you choose to run. Virtual Machine is the easiest to get up and running and requires the least amount of effort from you. Q: Are the system requirements actually what's required to run? A: Yes and No. For the virtual machine no.
You could have less RAM and a slower processor and it will still run. For the USB images, yes without more modification of the images. Q: Unable to open the file Service Machine.7z A: Download 7-Zip from the link above AND make sure you have the password Q: How do I log in? A: Use 'admin' or '1' and press enter Q: How do I go about checked the MD5 or SHA256 to ensure I have downloaded without error?
A: I recommend Quickhash-GUI. If you have a Mac or run Linux, they both have md5sum built in but require CLI knowledge so I won't recommend it.
Q: I have logged in, my DiCE unit is detected but I can't click on diagnosis tab. Did I do something wrong? A: Most likely, you have not selected all the options for the vehicle profile. Q: Does the VMWare image support 32bit? But the USB edition does Q: I'm on a Mac and can't find VMWare Player for it, what do I use? A: You'll need to obtain a copy of VMWare Fusion Q: Will there be a VirtualBox version? A: It is very likely just to help out the Mac users.
Q: What are the system requirements? A: System requirements are for the VMWare image is a 64bit dual-core processor and 4GB RAM. Please know that with 4GB of RAM, you will be moving SLOWLY.
I recommend at least 6Gb RAM. If you only meet the minimum requirements, try the USB edition. Q: I have 7-zip and it is giving me errors extracting the files. What is going on? A: Double check that the download completed correctly. You can do this using the MD5 Hash posted above. Q: Why doesn't the VMware Image detect my DiCE unit?
A: The VMware Image may be configured for different USB specifications than the port you are trying to use. If you have a system with USB 3.x, you need to update the 'Machine Settings' to reflect a USB 3.x bus. Same with USB 2.0.
Depending on the build of the VM depends on which USB port revision was set to. Drivers have already be install for the Intel buses. Q: I've installed an update or patch but nothing happened? A: Try rebooting, if that didn't work, ask for help. Change-log: VIDA 2014D Update UX2 - [11 January, 2018]. Created an VMware image that you can download and run using VMWare's free program called 'VMWare Workstation Player'.
Compressed the file is 7.8GB, extracted it is 28GB. It's Windows 7 Pro 32bit, 4GB ram dedicated, 2 cores dedicated. Just download, extract, install VMWare Player and run. VMware Player is available for Windows and Linux 64bit. If you use a Mac, please use VMware Fusion. Sadly Fusion is not free.
If would like to see a VirtualBox version, please leave a comment below. I have a 4K display so you MIGHT need to change the resolution on first boot with your machine to adjust to size if you are not using a 4K equivalent. When logging in, use ' admin' or ' 1'. Uad Authorization Keygen Free. The only app you can use, and thankfully need to use is the ' all-in-one'. The rest on the desktop are pointless. If you wish to insure that your download completely without errors or issues, below is the MD5 hash.
2014D Image -. MD5 (Service Machine.7z) = cd289736196cf08f0f6a35df3b25eab6 Password is V0lv02Rule VMWare Player - NOTE: If you don't have it, get it. You'll need it to extract the image. Can I use it on my laptop with Windows 10 professional?
A word of caution: I have Windows 10 64 bit running on an old laptop with the Intel Pentium P6100 procesor and this processor does not support VT, thus I get the error [ this kernel requires an x86-64 CPU, but only detected an i686 CPU-unable to boot]. I also run Linux 64 bit with virtual box and get the same error there. So, I believe it is the processor. Yeah, the VM build does require VT as a minimum, VT-d is best. The next release will be better for those using older hardware. I will continue to try and make sure options so that everyone is covered. A Virtual Box version is to come as well so that Mac users have a free options.
Yeah, the VM build does require VT as a minimum, VT-d is best. The next release will be better for those using older hardware. I will continue to try and make sure options so that everyone is covered.
A Virtual Box version is to come as well so that Mac users have a free options. Well, I finally got VIDA installed on a VirtualBox Windows 7 Pro, without VT( my processor does not have VT).
Host is Windows 10 64 Bit with Intel Pentium P6100, a fairly older processor. Created a VMDK and added it to the VirtualBox settings for the Win 7 Pro. I used the VMWare 7 zip downloaded version.
The VIDA icons appear on the Win7 Virtual machine desktop with the Vida All-in-One icon along with some others. The All-in-One runs fine. Now I have to obtain a DICE unit. Anyone recommend any good ones? Well, I finally got VIDA installed on a VirtualBox Windows 7 Pro, without VT( my processor does not have VT).
Host is Windows 10 64 Bit with Intel Pentium P6100, a fairly older processor. Created a VMDK and added it to the VirtualBox settings for the Win 7 Pro. I used the VMWare 7 zip downloaded version. The VIDA icons appear on the Win7 Virtual machine desktop with the Vida All-in-One icon along with some others. The All-in-One runs fine. Now I have to obtain a DICE unit. Anyone recommend any good ones?
I got this one, has been working well for me.