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Stewart Brodie authored
Now doesn't require that the !ArmBoot object is a directory Detail: The code in Omni.c was carefully checking that !ARMBOOT existed before attempting to run the boot file. Unfortunately, it was using a method which bypassed the filename resolution (that does the ,xxx filetype name mapping), so it did not find the new Obey file in the 400 series baseline. The check has been removed. The code in SMB.c was being caught out on an uninitialised variable usage when the attribute cache already held details of the object being sought. The variable would have been initialised on a non- cached lookup, but the special case of booting a machine via LanManFS manages to get a cached lookup without having run through the routine before, resulting in a strcpy() with a destination of 0. Admin: Tested on Risc PC. Fixes fault 1511 (STB-400 Generic) Version 2.11. Tagged as 'LanManFS-2_11'
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