I2010 multibrand usage?

[yoheer]

Hi everybody.
I've got an unmarried unit.
Licenses available=1, tuned=0
It is said that i2 can be used with any supported car. No need to buy an extra tuner to use it with chrysler and chevy. Just a licence requiered.
I want to use my i2 i2010 with 03' 5.3 tahoe. I tried and was informed that the cas is not supporter. Some updates were required. I did it with update agent, but the car is still not supported.
How can use it with chevy? Do i need an extra licence?
There is one available licence in it tho

[mikel]

please post the info.xml file from the device or the 9 digit serial number.

[yoheer]

<tool_info platform="I2">
<registration sn="14U7Z5KLQC" status="0" tool_oem="DIABLO_D" updates="0"/>
<applications count="5">
<application name="vehicle" rev="3r02b"/>
<application name="updater" rev="2r01k"/>
<application name="gui" rev="2r01i"/>
<application name="installer" rev="2r01p"/>
<application name="logger" rev="2t01ha"/>
</applications>
<databases dbnames="2r01b" dtc="2r01a" vin="2r01p" SAE="3t01mb" gui="2r01j">
<database mfr="DCX" tune="2t02xx" pid="2r01i"/>
<database mfr="FORD" pid="2t01ga"/>
<database mfr="GM" pid="2r01e"/>
</databases>
<system rev="1r01a" config="1r01f">
<kernel release="3.17.2-diablo2" version="#7 Sat Sep 19 01:29:28 EDT 2015"/>
<option name="Wifi" enabled="false"/>
</system>
<last-connected vin="1GNEK13T83J284947" mfr="GM" ecus="1">
<ecu calid="12579405, 12577866, 12579439, 12585425, 12570845, 12578048, 12572573, 12572528"/>
</last-connected>
<licenses available="1" tuned="0">
<option mfr="DCX"/>
<option mfr="FORD"/>
<option mfr="GM"/>
<option config="CustomTuning"/>
<option config="FuelDiesel"/>
<option config="FuelGas"/>
</licenses>

[mikel]

Add a GM license for $149 and you'll be able to tune it.

[yoheer]

Thnx

[yoheer]

I had an opportunity to buy only i2010 in my country.
Your technical specialist said that there would be no problems with GM just as is
I wouldn't have bought it if I knew that additional licence is required.

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[mikel]

the current i3 models work that way, but the older i2 did not unfortunately.