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Question regarding new ISTA and Ediabas 7.6.0 installation
#1
Hello everyone,

I'm setting up a new laptop and I have question regarding new versions of BMW tooling. What is the best installation these days to have working ISTA 4.49+ which uses EDIABAS 7.6.0 and also have working tool32, INPA, etc.?

I know previously installation procedure was simple just install BMW standard tools (which contains ediabas 7.3.0), ISTA (ediabas 7.3.0), esys, etc.

However, now i read that modern ISTA versions which use Ediabas 7.6.0 have issues when BMW standard tools with ediabas 7.3.0 are also installed.

This is why I ask what is the installation procudure these days to have a functional modern ISTA with new ediabas as well as working tool32, inpa, and others?

Is there some new BMW standard tools package to install?

I appreciate the support I can receive on this matter.

Thanks in advance!
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(01-06-2025, 08:42 PM)bonzify Wrote: Hello everyone,

I'm setting up a new laptop and I have question regarding new versions of BMW tooling. What is the best installation these days to have working ISTA 4.49+ which uses EDIABAS 7.6.0 and also have working tool32, INPA, etc.?

I know previously installation procedure was simple just install BMW standard tools (which contains ediabas 7.3.0), ISTA (ediabas 7.3.0), esys, etc.

However, now i read that modern ISTA versions which use Ediabas 7.6.0 have issues when BMW standard tools with ediabas 7.3.0 are also installed.

This is why I ask what is the installation procudure these days to have a functional modern ISTA with new ediabas as well as working tool32, inpa, and others?

Is there some new BMW standard tools package to install?

I appreciate the support I can receive on this matter.

Thanks in advance!

HI ! can help you this, https://mega.nz/file/Em42wBrb#_Ssv_f-can...30SYd1byHQ
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#3
What is the password?
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#4
Never mind, I found it in the original thread.
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