Add fat as a valid fs_type in parted module#52016
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Fedora and RHEL do not have a mkfs.fat32 or mkfs.fat16 binary available. There is only mkfs.fat (and mkfs.vfat, same binary) provided by the dosfstools package.
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Ported to master and unit test added in #57193 |
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Fedora and RHEL do not have a mkfs.fat32 (or mkfs.fat16) binary available. There is only mkfs.fat and mkfs.vfat (same binary) provided by the dosfstools package.
Previous Behavior
when specifying fs_type: fat --> CommandExecutionError: Invalid fs_type passed to partition.mkfs
when specifying fs_type: fat32 --> Error: mkfs.fat32 is unavailable
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