The check if the user wants to erase a slot or flash a slot is comparing the first character of the filename to a dash.
Reports indicate that sometimes a quick "flash" happens after which the machine is bricked.
I suspect that using a vFAT LFN for a cor name can sometime produce a dash in the first place, and that will trigger the erase.
Even if this is not true: this check needs to be more robust and independent of filenames.
The check if the user wants to erase a slot or flash a slot is comparing the first character of the filename to a dash. Reports indicate that sometimes a quick "flash" happens after which the machine is bricked. I suspect that using a vFAT LFN for a cor name can sometime produce a dash in the first place, and that will trigger the erase.
Even if this is not true: this check needs to be more robust and independent of filenames.