How to find X and Y addresses for mitsubishi mh8305f AFR map. Ghidra Ecu disassembly.

Next video Locate ram address using X and Y scalers from a 3d map with ghidra. Mitsubishi mh8305f(sh7055)
• Locate ram address usi...
Suzuki grand Vitara, XL7, evo 9, ECU hacking.
This ecu is from a 2001 VITARA with an h27A. the ecu is a mitsubishi 052dc. Micro processor is a mh8305f 2001 XL7. sh2a language, and memory map from a sh7055.
this ECU is very similar in architecture too an Evo 9
ghidra helpers for SH ecu's
github.com/fen...

[@raig0]

This channel is a goldmine. Thank you!

[@GHIDRAuto]

I’m trying man

[@AmmarH413]

Absolitely fantastic

[@GHIDRAuto]

Thanks man

[@sbapkat8691]

Hey ! Your videos are awesome, thank you :)
I am trying to do the same thing on a mh8302f, do you happen to know which processor language it uses ? I cannot find any info on this mcu !

[@GHIDRAuto]

Hey man. I would try sh2A first as I did with this one probably use sh7055 for the memory map sizes. (See my “starting a new project” video for links and setup instructions.
If sh2a does not work, try m32r. There is one that will show up if you google it from “ripnet” that will not work (or did not last time I checked) dig through my videos for the “m32r” vid, or join discord.gg/qHTsXpNW and you will find a link too my GitHub that has a working m32r processor language.

[@GHIDRAuto]

And thank you for the compliment and interest man!

[@sbapkat8691]

@@GHIDRAuto The content is very interesting, and little to no information is available in such an understandable format. You deserve it !

[@GHIDRAuto]

Thanks man. Yeah I started the channel due too the lack of info!

[@mehmetarifartan5633]

Thank you..

[@GHIDRAuto]

No problem