fix: use block device mount to format scratch #2215
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By default create LCOW will set the number of SCSI controllers to 4, when VPMem isn't used, which is the case when formatting scratch. This makes the device path lookup non-determenistic, since the SCSI controllers in the guest may have different indices. To workaround that, use a block device mount and use the mount-path to format the scratch VHDX without needing to lookup the actual dev node path. Signed-off-by: Maksim An <maksiman@microsoft.com>
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By default, create LCOW will set the number of SCSI controllers to 4,
when VPMem isn't used, which is the case when formatting scratch.
This makes the device path lookup non-determenistic, since the
SCSI controllers in the guest may have different indices.
To workaround that, use a block device mount and
use the mount-path to format the scratch VHDX
without needing to lookup the actual dev node path.