[Kodename47]

@1quickchic here you go:

Name:   mod1a01c.bin
Size:   140000h
8000:   ZA1JA01C (suggested calibration code)
100000: ZA1JA01C
11D96D: ZA1JB01C (actual calibration code)
        This is a ZA1JB01C ROM, hacked to appear as ZA1JA01C for OFT or Ecutek.
        Please find a genuine ZA1JB01C ROM to flash if using tactrix.

Name:   OFT_Turbo_SC_A01C.bin
Size:   140000h
8000:   ZA1JA01C (suggested calibration code)
100000: ZA1JA01C
11D931: ZA1JA01C (actual calibration code)
        This is a genuine ZA1JA01C ROM.

Name:   StockpullZA1JA01C.bin
Size:   140000h
8000:   ZA1JA01C (suggested calibration code)
100000: ZA1JA01C
11D931: ZA1JA01C (actual calibration code)
        This is a genuine ZA1JA01C ROM.

Because of this if you have a genuine A01C definition it will not read the top one correctly. If you have a OFT definition the bottom 2 will read incorrect. Flashing using the wrong Ecuflash ID can brick the ECU, as you found. You cannot have 2 A01C definitions in Romraider, so you need to find a way around it. If you're flashing using Tactrix then best avoid using a cal ID hacked tune, or correct the 2 addresses back to B01C. This is simple to do, just download HxD off the internet and have a look.