Comment out evil use of egrep.
WARNING: If you have to use egrep, then work out a way of stopping it adding
a \n to the end of the output file; otherwise you will mess up the test
results again, and I will give you a jolly good SPANKING.
if [ "$Heimdall" = "1" ]; then
egrep '^=== HEIMDALL: ' < $TmpPrefix/runtest$$.2 > $HeimdallStats
fi
-egrep -v '^=== HEIMDALL: ' < $TmpPrefix/runtest$$.2 > $TmpPrefix/runtest$$.2b
-mv -f $TmpPrefix/runtest$$.2b $TmpPrefix/runtest$$.2
+# egrep -v '^=== HEIMDALL: ' < $TmpPrefix/runtest$$.2 > $TmpPrefix/runtest$$.2b
+# mv -f $TmpPrefix/runtest$$.2b $TmpPrefix/runtest$$.2
hit='NO'
for out_file in @PgmStderrFile ; do