Struct lfs_core::Disk

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pub struct Disk {
    pub name: String,
    pub rotational: Option<bool>,
    pub removable: Option<bool>,
    pub ram: bool,
    pub lvm: bool,
    pub crypted: bool,
}
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what we have most looking like a physical device

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§name: String

a name, like “sda”, “sdc”, “nvme0n1”, etc.

§rotational: Option<bool>

true for HDD, false for SSD, None for unknown. This information isn’t reliable for USB devices

§removable: Option<bool>

whether the system thinks the media is removable. Seems reliable when not mapped

§ram: bool

whether it’s a RAM disk

§lvm: bool

whether it’s on LVM

§crypted: bool

whether it’s a crypted disk

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a synthetic code trying to express the essence of the type of media, an empty str being returned when information couldn’t be gathered. This code is for humans and may change in future minor versions.

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