Well, now the test doesn't fail at all... well it does. I've modified
the script to behave better, Instead of a nasty traceback, all you get
is an overall fail of the test and output that tells you which partition
failed. I tried in on my own systems with 2 usb keys:
1: Common use case, 8GB USB key with a single vfat partition.
2: Non-common case, 8GB USB key with 1 ext2, 1 vfat and 1 NTFS partition.
2 was set so that partition 1 (ext2) was mounted/owned by root, and
partition 3 (NTFS) was mounted read-only
On testing key 1, test passed and returned 0.
On testing key 2, test passed on 1 partition, failed on 2, test returned a 1.
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Status: New => Fix Committed
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Jeff Lane (bladernr)
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Status: Confirmed => In Progress
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Importance: Undecided => Medium
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usb_test fails on non-writable filesystems
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