Fix for skipping OEM partitions #17
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The problem with this patch is the "FIXME" and the printf's ... |
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So looks better, but I don't really know enough about this code to review it on my own. Would like to hear others' opinions. |
rathann
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Mar 24, 2021
| g_set_error(err, LDM_ERROR, LDM_ERROR_NOT_LDM, | ||
| "%s does not contain LDM metadata", path); | ||
| return FALSE; | ||
| default: |
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There's only four primary partitions on MBR so it works. More details on LDM/MBR here similar fix |
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I updated ldm.c to check other partitions for the LDM signature.
The drive has an OEM/Dell partition which Windows handles but confuses the tool
ldmtool now finds the disk and seems to work