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See #125 for an amusing investigation. The problem ended up being that a regular file (containing a valid filesystem, natch) existed at /dev/sdo1. This both confused the hell out of me, and prevented the device node from being properly created by the kernel. When we take a look at a /dev node, if it isn't a S_IFBLK (or maybe a S_IFCHR), we should emit a diagnostic, and ideally somehow highlight this interloper in our UI.
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See #125 for an amusing investigation. The problem ended up being that a regular file (containing a valid filesystem, natch) existed at
/dev/sdo1
. This both confused the hell out of me, and prevented the device node from being properly created by the kernel. When we take a look at a /dev node, if it isn't aS_IFBLK
(or maybe aS_IFCHR
), we should emit a diagnostic, and ideally somehow highlight this interloper in our UI.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: