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Devices in Windows are always shown as /dev/sdaX. No matter if it is nvme or not.
As a result SSD devices with the nvme interface always have the attribute is_ssd set to False.
I could provide an example from my windows 11 system but the testcase tests/dataset/singletests/nvme_win10_0_issue_64 is actually a perfect example of this behavior.
Could you use the interface nvme reported in the --scan-open which is the same as the value of the interface in the result as an indicator for is_ssd ?
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Devices in Windows are always shown as /dev/sdaX. No matter if it is nvme or not.
As a result SSD devices with the nvme interface always have the attribute
is_ssdset toFalse.I could provide an example from my windows 11 system but the testcase
tests/dataset/singletests/nvme_win10_0_issue_64is actually a perfect example of this behavior.Could you use the interface
nvmereported in the--scan-openwhich is the same as the value of theinterfacein the result as an indicator foris_ssd?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: