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Description
Summary
Trying to enter letters into the 'vendor' or 'product' fields in the Mac Cocoa version of the scsi2sd-util 5.2.10 just makes a system beep sound.
Numbers go through fine, unless you enter too many numbers, at which point the application quits.
It seems like it is trying to re-use the "input filtering" code from the numeric fields, although a quick look at the Xcode project in this repo doesn't make it obvious how that would happen. "Revision" also seems to be affected by the same bug, as typing into that field turns 4.2 into 42
I'd like to be able to set my vendor and product strings to match an OEM Apple Quantum Fireball, in the hopes that HD SC Setup will smile upon me.
Reproduced on a MacBook Air (Intel) running Monterey and a MacBook Pro (ARM) running Ventura, on versions downloaded from the SCSI2SD website and the Releases tab on this repository.
This seems to be a regression from 5.2.5, which allows me to enter text in the "vendor" field.
Reproduction Steps
Can't enter text
- Open scsi2sd-util 5.2.10
- Navigate to "Device 1" tab
- Select "Vendor" field (by default, the contents are
codesrc) - Type the letter "Q."
- The field will clear, and your "Q" does not appear.
- Type the letter "U."
- The same thing happens again.
Crashes
- Open scsi2sd-util and navigate to "Device 1" tab
- Select "Vendor" field
- Type a very long number into there.
- Application crashes and is caught by
CrashReporter. The crash log is attached below, if it helps.