I thought (I am not a dev) that such points where hardware switches are detected could be found easy and rerouted to an own function (which maybe gives the right answers to skip the error).
I'm assuming you have not done a lot of reverse assembly work staring with just a binary dump? Otherwise you would not have assumed that "that such points where hardware switches are detected could be found easy ". It's quite possible they could be found but "easy" would not be an adverb to describe the process required.
No of course not :-) (I have only a faint idea how to disassemble, trace and debug such a FW in a emulator or similar) But the big amount of functionality fooled me to belive the gurus are so much into the matter that it might be easy. However, your(s) work is so impressive that I might choose a Canon just because of that (and other software which makes Canons a good choice).
My use case is (as I learned by searching here) not that exotic but I can of course understand if the development is concentrating to the mainstream functions.
Best,
Carsten
PS: At least the captha is now only 2 puzzle parts, maybe I should let my son do that work :-)
