We should compare an Intel version to 15.40.4.64, not 15.40.4.64.4256
That's what the code originally did, when the versions were hardcoded in the C++ code. The 15.40.4.64.4256 is the "marketing" number for the version that was suggested to use instead. The code can not handle five-number versions anyway, and this blacklist entry was ignored. An actual version as reported by the system always has four numbers, to the best of my knowledge. Change-Id: If7e2e91bbd81fc75d03eacb38580df16c6e09d78
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