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Justin Knotzke 3a3a96e311 Ergomo CSV files list both a TIME field at column 0, and a PAUSE field
at column 10.

The TIME (L_SEC) field appears to always increment one recording
interval at a time -- however it always increment consistently.  When
there is a pause, the TIME field increments as if there was NO pause.

For example:

   11,   0.015,    0,   0, 12.7,   0,1350.2, 11.7,  0,     0
   12,   0.015,    0,   0, 12.7,   0,1350.0, 11.7,  0,     0
   13,   0.015,    0,   0, 12.7,   0,1350.0, 11.7,  0, 35607
   14,   0.015,    0,   0,  2.9,  70,1095.2,  4.7,  0,     0
   15,   0.021,    0,   0,  2.9,  70,1094.0,  4.7,  0,     0

At the 13th second, there was a pause for 35607 seconds.  The 14th
second is actually the 14+35607 second.

The attached patch loads those files correctly.  This allows the "Ride
-> Split Ride..." menu option to work as expected.

Thanks Berend De Schouwer
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To uninstall the older FTDI VCP drivers on Mac OS X, open a Terminal and type:

  sudo mv /System/Library/Extensions/FTDIUSBSerialDriver.kext /tmp

Type your password when prompted, then restart your computer.