On Tue, 18 Mar 2014, Scott Talbert wrote:

>>>>> Crap, that wasn't the most recent version. This adds a minor code 
>>>>> cleanup and
>>>>> a lot more comments.
>>>> 
>>>> This seems fine too, although I don't know how many people have 
>>>> previously
>>>> dumped firmware lying around that they want to load, so who knows how 
>>>> long
>>>> that has been broken, if it ever worked.  :)  I can't say I have ever
>>>> tried that.
>>> 
>>> It can't have been broken long, it's something I try to test on every 
>>> release.
>>> 
>>> Merging. Thanks.
>>> 
>>> Final tests?
>> 
>> Ooops.  concordance doesn't compile due to the API change to 
>> read_and_parse_file().
>
> Sigh.  This API change is causing yet more pain.  It's going to force an 
> otherwise unnecessary lockstep update to congruity.  In my opinion, it's not 
> worth it for a "cleanup" type fix, so I'd suggest rolling it back.

Next problem: your firmware file detection change has broken MH config 
updates - it thinks they are firmware:

DEBUG (FindRemote): Testing: 046D, C124
DEBUG (FindRemote): Found a Harmony!
DEBUG (ReadAndParseOpFile): In RAPOF
DEBUG (ReadZipFile): Internal file is Description.xml
DEBUG (ReadZipFile): Size is 345
DEBUG (ReadZipFile): xml is 0xa71080, and xmlsize is 345
DEBUG (ReadZipFile): data_size is 21249
DEBUG (ReadAndParseOpFile): Is zip
DEBUG (ReadAndParseOpFile): Has binary!
DEBUG (ReadAndParseOpFile): determining type...
DEBUG (ReadAndParseOpFile): start/end pointers populated
DEBUG (ReadAndParseOpFile): not a connectivity test file
DEBUG (ReadAndParseOpFile): Looking for TYPE tag...

DEBUG (ReadAndParseOpFile): Looking for PATH tag...

DEBUG (ReadAndParseOpFile): Looking for DATA tag...

DEBUG (ReadAndParseOpFile): Looks like a firmware file we made

Do we really need to support reading the legacy firmware dumps?  I'd vote 
for just pulling that out too.

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