[MINOR] Handle PKNAME colum of lsblk to set the status of the parent disk of partitions#18
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| if device.MountPoint != "" || | ||
| device.FileSystemType != "" || | ||
| device.PartitionType != "" || | ||
| device.ParentKernelName != "" { |
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I disagree on this one, a partition would have the ParentKernelName to set but it does not mean this partition is actually used
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