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Temporarily remove the device type checking. It doesn't handle the different HD types properly
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@@ -151,16 +151,18 @@ BOOL Rasctl_Command::IsValid(FILE *fp){
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}
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}
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//!!!!! THIS DOESN'T WORK QUITE RIGHT.....
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// Check if the filename extension matches the device type
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expected_type = DeviceTypeFromFilename(fp, file);
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if(expected_type != rasctl_dev_invalid){
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if((file != nullptr) && (type != expected_type)) {
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FPRT(fp, "Filename specified is for type %s. This isn't compatible with a %s device.",
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dev_type_lookup[expected_type], dev_type_lookup[type]);
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return FALSE;
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}
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}
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// if(strlen(file) > 0){
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// expected_type = DeviceTypeFromFilename(fp, file);
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// if(expected_type != rasctl_dev_invalid){
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// if((file != nullptr) && (type != expected_type)) {
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// FPRT(fp, "Filename specified is for type %s. This isn't compatible with a %s device.",
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// dev_type_lookup[expected_type], dev_type_lookup[type]);
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// return FALSE;
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// }
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// }
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// }
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// Everything appears to be OK
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return TRUE;
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}
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