This PR replaces all instances of the 'x-hack' in the nanopim4-pwm-fan.sh and 09_linux_with_dtb.sh scripts with the appropriate comparison operators. The 'x-hack' is used in bash and POSIX shell scripts for string comparison to avoid errors when one of the variables is empty or unset. However, it is not necessary if we ensure that the variables being compared are quoted correctly. The '==' operator is used for comparison in bash, and the '=' operator is used in POSIX shell.
Summary of Changes
In nanopim4-pwm-fan.sh, replaced all instances of the 'x-hack' with the '==' operator for comparison in bash. Ensured that the variables being compared are quoted correctly.
In 09_linux_with_dtb.sh, replaced all instances of the 'x-hack' with the '==' operator for comparison in bash. Ensured that the variables being compared are quoted correctly.
Fixes #65.
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Description
This PR replaces all instances of the 'x-hack' in the
nanopim4-pwm-fan.shand09_linux_with_dtb.shscripts with the appropriate comparison operators. The 'x-hack' is used in bash and POSIX shell scripts for string comparison to avoid errors when one of the variables is empty or unset. However, it is not necessary if we ensure that the variables being compared are quoted correctly. The '==' operator is used for comparison in bash, and the '=' operator is used in POSIX shell.Summary of Changes
nanopim4-pwm-fan.sh, replaced all instances of the 'x-hack' with the '==' operator for comparison in bash. Ensured that the variables being compared are quoted correctly.09_linux_with_dtb.sh, replaced all instances of the 'x-hack' with the '==' operator for comparison in bash. Ensured that the variables being compared are quoted correctly.Fixes #65.
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