I observed on one system that if a Device gets removed it can cause the Script to Crash (I'm currently playing around with LOOP Devices and if /dev/loopX disappears, the Script can Crash).
Not sure if this also happens in the current Master Version or if that's something that was limited to a previous Version.
Maybe the Devices are not scanned at each Iteration ? Unsure ?
I observed on one system that if a Device gets removed it can cause the Script to Crash (I'm currently playing around with LOOP Devices and if
/dev/loopXdisappears, the Script can Crash).Not sure if this also happens in the current Master Version or if that's something that was limited to a previous Version.
Maybe the Devices are not scanned at each Iteration ? Unsure ?