Ninebot IAP has been updated to V2.0.3. Get the latest version of IAP!
Changelog:
- Fixed progress not updating correctly during flashing
- Added back "Default" button
- Added "send raw" option in console to send (un)calculated commands from your clipboard

How to flash your Ninebot Max with custom firmware:
- Flash BLE555 on your Max dashboard to enable flashing capabilities (or get an ESx dashboard with OFW)
- Change your serial number to a CFW compatible serial number, starting by N4GSD1111C
- Flash any custom firmware

Ninebot IAP has been updated to V2.1. Get the latest version of IAP!
Changelog (from 2.0.3):
- Minor improvements at parsing RAW commands
- Sets target from BMS #2 to BMS if Xiaomi is the selected vehicle type
- IAP safe mode (enabled by default, Ninebot scooters only) : firmware files are now checked upon loading and the target is selected automatically.
The use of the "Experimented user" mode (now available in the About tab) disables firmware checks, allows manual target selection and allows RAW commands to be sent.
- IAP can now detect the model of your scooter. It will be displayed in the "Installed firmware" section.
- Added model filters in safe mode to prevent bricks (Ninebot only)
- Remodeled custom command interface for more intuitive inputs
- Minor fixes and improvements

Ninebot IAP has been updated to V2.1.1 ... and now has a proper hub :)
Visit the Ninebot IAP hub!
Changelogs are available on the download page.

⚠️ A BLE update has been rolled out for Ninebot ESx scooters. This new update encrypts the BLE communications and prevents third party apps from being used and custom firmware from being uploaded.
If the app asks you to update, click the "Later" button. If you accidentally launched the update, turn off your scooter immediately to cancel it. (this will do no harm as updates are first wrote into a buffer)

WARNING! As predicted, Xiaomi-Ninebot have started pushing obscure updates to the DRV in order to prevent people from gaining access to the vehicle's development interface.
Starting from March 23, all Ninebot patchers will have "version spoofing" enabled by default in order to prevent the Ninebot app from overwriting your current firmware and
Xiaomi patchers will get a version spoofing patch in the coming days.
In the meantime, please avoid updating your scooters using the official apps.

Version spoofing has been added to M365 and M365 Pro patchers and enabled by default. Make sure to cook a custom firmware with this new patch if you want to prevent MiHome from updating your DRV!
M365 patcher: https://m365.scooterhacking.org
M365 Pro patcher: https://m365pro.scooterhacking.org

ZIP files from Ninebot DRV patchers / custom firmware generators now only embed the encoded firmware file. Developers and users, please make sure your apps support the "Y" flag for encoding. For more information, please visit : https://wiki.scooterhacking.org/doku.php?id=downg#zip_files

The Ninebot Max patcher open beta is here! Enjoy a new, safer & improved "no KERS" patch, new driving algorithms aswell as current controls to replace the MPC!
You can access the dev branch using the following link: https://max.scooterhacking.org/dev/ but the link is also on the "production" patcher if needed.
Please make sure to read all disclaimers and to provide feedback if you use this service :)

The dev branch for the Ninebot Max patcher is back online!

CamiAlfa's M365 DownG has just been updated for all Ninebot and Xiaomi scooters!
https://scooterhack.in/m365downg

Launching Xiaomi 1S and Pro2 Custom Firmware Open Beta!
Make your own firmware at https://1s.cfw.sh/ - https://pro2.cfw.sh/ and upload it with DownG https://scooterhack.in/m365downg
Donate to keep the project going: https://scooterhack.in/donate

max.cfw.sh, 1s.cfw.sh and pro2.cfw.sh just got new brake light patches.
You can now select between default (doesn't patch anything), static, reversed or strobe, and change the blinking frequency as you wish.
If you were previously using the German brake light patch, simply select static in the dropdown menu and keep frequency as it is.
Donate to keep the project going!

1s.cfw.sh and pro2.cfw.sh just got the brake params patch (limit, i_min, i_max)
All brake related patches moved to a Braking & energy recovery tab for more clarity
Donate to keep the project going!

1s.cfw.sh and pro2.cfw.sh just got Direct Power Control patches - including quadratic curve and switchable mode.
Donate to keep the project going!

Introducing the user preset beta for max.cfw.sh, a preset stored in your browser that you can load/save at your convenience.
User presets can also be exported/imported to/from json.
It uses the same format as the newly added params.json inside patcher ZIP files.
You can also load any of these json files as a regular preset.
Enjoy!

Starting from revision prod|030121-1; Xiaomi M365 Pro, Pro 2, 1S and Ninebot Max patchers got a new "tire size" patch, replacing the old "wheel speed constant" which was only used for speed limits and not displayed speed.
Input has also been replaced to diameter (inches).

⚠️ This new patch might affect your currently displayed top speed, but it won't change your real speed. If you want to keep the stock (but incorrect) speed measurement, please compensate for it in the tire size.

[Make your own custom firmware | Donate]

ScooterHacking is aware of, and investigating an issue which delays API calls or even kill the services entirely.
First elements indicate a failure from our host.
Further details will be provided as more information becomes available.

A fix has been deployed for API services to recover from their killed state. We are still monitoring reply delays while waiting for a fix from our host.

In order to clarify and improve the making of Xiaomi custom firmware, pro.cfw.sh becomes mi.cfw.sh
Originally meant for the M365 Pro, it allows you to create files for the following models, all from the same webpage:
- Xiaomi M365 with 4 LED dashboard, using the "Regular M365" patch
- Xiaomi M365 with Pro dashboard
- Xiaomi M365 Pro
- Xiaomi Essential/Lite
- Xiaomi 1S
- Xiaomi Pro 2
As all Xiaomi DRV firmware are completely cross-compatible, it made sense using a single toolkit based on the most performant and reliable one.
This also reduces the effort needed to provide support and new patches, as updating a single piece of software effectively provides the update to all the above mentioned platforms.
I strongly encourage users running Pro 2 CFW (or now defunct 1S CFW) to install a new CFW made with the unified tool, as it's known to provide better performances all around. The Pro 2 specific tool will remain up for the time being until I hear feedback about the merger.
Those changes will be reflected onto the ScooterHacking Utility app without any need to update: all built-in Xiaomi custom firmware will soon be generated from this patcher.
Furthermore, to make this patcher suited for every use, patches for brake light modes and frequency have been added. (along with a few others - check full changelog for details)
Developers and advanced users: the 'dev' identifier for files generated from the newly updated toolkit will change from 'pro' to 'mi' in the next few weeks. Please make sure your apps accept it. The api.cfw.sh/pro endpoint will remain for an undetermined amount of time, but I'd suggest switching to api.cfw.sh/mi as soon as possible.
Tanks to everyone for the ever-growing support, and let us know your thoughts and suggestions!