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If the device is sending files to the host, it sometimes requires a bit more
time to process them before sending. This appeared to happen mostly for larger
sqlite databases which appear to get some preprocessing on the device.
In such a "wait" situation, we receive no data and need to retry reading the
filename length again. Due to a code bug though which didn't reset the last
read length to zero, this length was incorrectly alternating between 1 and
16777216 due to the byte swapping. This ulitmativly lead to a broken backup
process. Now we properly wait for the device to preprocess any file before
sending the filename to the host.
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This file is not used anymore since iOS 5.0 but the device's BackupAgent2 is
still requesting the deletion of this file. To not confuse the user we just
suppress the warning if the file could not be deleted.
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other devices
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The constant for --system option was set to 0 resulting in this
option not being evaluated.
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GStatBuf was introduced with glib 2.25.0 which is more recent than
we actually allow as minimum requirement.
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DLMessageProcessMessage
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start" earlier
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incompatible backup
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idevicebackup2
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