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These caused DFU restores on OSX to fail. ZLP packets are handled in libirecovery.
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it for iOS 9+
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identity in manifest
While this might have worked in the past it didn't work anymore with the
iPhone 6S (plus) since it comes with two different CPUs (Samsung & TSMC A9).
Therefore the BuildManifest.plist has multiple build identities and for a
successful restore the correct build identity has to be selected for the
actual hardware model of the corresponding device.
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In very rare cases the changes introduced by commit can actually cause
an invalid free. Reverted those changes. Also, plist_free() will check
for NULL before doing anything, so an extra check for that is not needed.
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Also, set libplist requirement to 1.12
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libimobiledevice version
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to add digest for Trusted items.
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identity to make sure we use correct values.
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versions.
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Only send an empty reply but this seems to be enough to restore
devices that already have valid data.
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otherwise.
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The corresponding message was also "This device isn't eligible for the
requested build" with this status code.
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