Get filesystem size from udev database #1321
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We can now get filesystem size for all filesystems supported by us directly from udev, no need to run the filesystem specific tools.
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Unfortunately we still need to keep the old code running the command line tools for CentOS 9 which doesn't have the latest version of libblkid. But on most system we should be able to get the information from udev without depending on the fallback. |
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We can now get filesystem size for all filesystems supported by us directly from udev, no need to run the filesystem specific tools.
Fixes: #1242