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by tsavo
692 days ago
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This actually makes the most sense, and would help explain how the error didn't occur during testing (in good faith, I assume it was tested). In testing, the dev may have worked from their primary to deploy the update to a series of secondary drives, then sequential performed a test boot from each secondary drive configured for each supported OS version. A shortcut/quick way to test that would've bypassed how their product updates in customer environments, also bypassing checks their software may have performed (in this case, overwriting their own file's contents). |
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