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CC | jreidinger@suse.com |
(In reply to Stefan Hundhammer from comment #6) > After a "device not found" exception by libstorage, the code (unclear if > Ruby RootPart.rb or somewhere in libstorage) tries to get more info by > calling /sbin/udevadm info UUID=..., but that command does not accept UUIDs. > > So, we'll need to handle this situation in a better way: If there is an > entry in /etc/fstab that refers to a nonexistent filesystem, we need a more > graceful error handling. correct way to call that udevadm command is udevadm info /dev/disk/by-uuid/23b55cd4-bf24-4d6a-acd1-2aa1e2d3870e so if you have UUID=X then you need to call it as udevadm info /dev/disk/by-uuid/X