When pln_postread() detects a plane with a bad id, it
logs a complaint and zaps the plane. This assigns zero
to the plane id, which will trigger the same complaint
next time around (unless it happens to be plane#0).
This fills the log quickly with messages like this:
pln_postread: Error - 0 != <number>, zeroing.\n
Other postread functions are believed to have the same bug.
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Work-around: overwrite the offending plane slot by building
enough planes. They can safely be scrapped right afterwards.
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pln_postread() is called on the *copy* made by ef_read().
Nothing it does can fix the original, which remains broken
until something overwrites it with ef_write(). This feels
wrong.