Fix issue where direct attached PCIe block devices causes issues under /dev/* #1475
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…ame common name, a smart mapping is done and block devices will show up under /sys/class/block/ but not always under /dev/* and thus breaking the all_blockdevices() logic. This should fix that.
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PR Description:
On certain hardware where blockdevices will show up under /sys/class/block/ but not always under /dev/* and thus breaking the all_blockdevices() logic. This should fix that by verifying that the /dev/* path exists..
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