Cat-Dev's with older MION FW fail to boot even without PCFS

[Mythra]

got another cat-dev today who's MION was running v0.0.14.70 compared ot the one I, gerbilsoft, and (I believe?) crediar have been testing with. This older MION FW does not implement the get_info action, or the power_on_v2 action. In fact it only implements two simple actions:

Unparsable line from body on mion/control.cgi: operation must be one of <power_on|set_param> operation_name=get_info

The older power_on also doesn't accept the emulation override that power_on_v2 does. This means I had to manually go in, and negate the signal going to "Disc-In" (otherwise it would claim there was no disc), and then manually send it a power on request.

For those who find this issue, and have a boot failure before I can fix it, the way to send a power on is with the following curl command:

curl -XPOST \
  -H "authorization: Basic bWlvbjovTXVsdGlfSS9PX05ldHdvcmsv" \
  -H "content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  --data-urlencode "operation=power_on" "http://$MION_IP/mion/control.cgi"

You may also want to go into the http://$MION_IP/http_pow_on_web.cgi url and hit "NEGATE" on Disc IN (you can also hit that power on button rather than through the curl command if you'd like).

[Mythra]

I've got this working locally now on my branch implementing PCFS support:

However, I've also noticed a couple pretty egregious faults with the bridge targeting on selecting a CLI argument, and the setup page has been "default"'ing all this time without me noticing because I typo'd the setup route in the source code.... WHOOPS. This isn't too surprising given how much of a rush I was in to implement boot due to real life things.

Good news is that now I'm in no rush, and have holiday time, I've been able to perform quite a bit of cleanup. Not to mention thanks to crediar, I've got my hands on multiple new MION FW's, so this should be more resilient than ever.

[Mythra]

If you're looking for the complete series of commands to run, to turn off the disc, and then power on the MION, the two requests you're ultimately looking at are:

# Eject any disc that may be in there at boot.
$ curl -XPOST \
  -H "authorization: Basic bWlvbjovTXVsdGlfSS9PX05ldHdvcmsv" \
  -H "content-type: application/x-www-url-formencoded" \
  "http://$MION_IP/mion/status.cgi" \
  -d 'operation=eject&disc=out&frommenu=no'
# Now send the boot command
$ curl -XPOST \
  -H "authorization: Basic bWlvbjovTXVsdGlfSS9PX05ldHdvcmsv" \
  -H "content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded" \
  --data-urlencode "operation=power_on" "http://$MION_IP/mion/control.cgi"