Identify xen blkfront devices as new attachment type XENBUS. #79
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+ Coverage 53.60% 53.86% +0.26%
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+ Hits 1011 1017 +6
+ Misses 775 772 -3
+ Partials 100 99 -1
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xen blkfront devices are seen in EC2 instances. The change here identifies them by their syspath.
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xen blkfront devices are seen in EC2 instances.
The change here identifies them by their syspath.