Bug noticed on Kaisen Linux distribution in version 1.8 and 2.0RC4.
With the lsblk command, mount points created by BTRFS snapshots (for example with Timeshift or apt-btrfs-snapshot) and the Docker daemon activated, two mount points pointing to the same path conflict with the hdcommon.py script and the / partition is not displayed anymore or displays the name of the snapshot volume.
So I modified lsblk with the df command, with an exclude of /run and /dev as well as /tmp/apt-btrfs-snapshot (the exclude didn't work with lsblk), to correct this problem and display only the partitions created manually by the user.
Bug noticed on Kaisen Linux distribution in version 1.8 and 2.0RC4. With the lsblk command, mount points created by BTRFS snapshots (for example with Timeshift or apt-btrfs-snapshot) and the Docker daemon activated, two mount points pointing to the same path conflict with the hdcommon.py script and the / partition is not displayed anymore or displays the name of the snapshot volume.
So I modified lsblk with the df command, with an exclude of /run and /dev as well as /tmp/apt-btrfs-snapshot (the exclude didn't work with lsblk), to correct this problem and display only the partitions created manually by the user.