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Allow to detect devices with the iso9660 file system as optical media #2746
Allow to detect devices with the iso9660 file system as optical media #2746
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Hello @poncovka! Thanks for updating this PR. We checked the lines you've touched for PEP 8 issues, and found:
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Looks good to me, thanks a lot! :)
jenkins, test this please |
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jenkins, test this please |
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Looks good to me. Thanks for your help!
Test that the method identifies devices with the iso9660 file system as optical media, so it is able to find NVDIMM devices with iso9660. Related: rhbz#1856264
The DBus method GetDevicesToIgnore of the NVDIMM module shouldn't return NVDIMM devices with the iso9660 file system. They can be used as an installation source. Related: rhbz#1856264
It will protect, for example, NVDIMM devices with the iso9660 file system that can be used only as an installation source anyway. Related: rhbz#1856264
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Still looks good to me.
Test that the DBus method FindOpticalMedia identifies devices with the iso9660 file
system as optical media, so it is able to find NVDIMM devices with iso9660.
The DBus method GetDevicesToIgnore of the NVDIMM module shouldn't return NVDIMM
devices with the iso9660 file system. They can be used as an installation source.
Protect all devices with the iso9660 file system. It will protect, for example, NVDIMM
devices with the iso9660 file system that can be used only as an installation source
anyway.
Related: rhbz#1856264