bugfix: remove null pointer check because it will always evaluate as true with static character string2023-04-26T05:02:38+00:00Joseph Hunkelerjhunkeler@gmail.com2023-04-26T05:02:38+00:00562b2be9f2d331d75a357601df12351865e5d841
bugfix: initialize device_count to zero2023-04-26T05:01:42+00:00Joseph Hunkelerjhunkeler@gmail.com2023-04-26T05:01:42+00:0099beaf17f0de995d1f0f82598a651d04ace48ff9
Use static storage2023-04-26T04:54:58+00:00Joseph Hunkelerjhunkeler@gmail.com2023-04-26T04:54:48+00:002c8c1166d81a5c0fe6f335742ee24319ce60bfa8
* Almost everything returned by the system is immutable
* Fixed block_device array initialization and alphabetical sorting
* Free memory where possible
* Almost everything returned by the system is immutable
* Fixed block_device array initialization and alphabetical sorting
* Free memory where possible
Fix up darwin2023-04-23T22:16:38+00:00Joseph Hunkelerjhunkeler@gmail.com2023-04-23T22:16:38+00:00e71c07b9d5cc1236ca08536ae052faa5fc6b9096
Refactor2023-04-23T21:55:16+00:00Joseph Hunkelerjhunkeler@gmail.com2023-04-23T21:55:16+00:001f0c894080e0a3d62694a056456e378e36eb12a1
Split linux, darwin, and x86 into separate modules
Split linux, darwin, and x86 into separate modules
Handle /etc/os-release and /sys/block data more gracefully2023-04-21T23:29:20+00:00Joseph Hunkelerjhunkeler@gmail.com2023-04-21T23:29:17+00:000ec45301dc4d1a61cc1d9bd2906cd010c88f81c0
* Do not fail on the first sign of an error
* Do not fail on the first sign of an error
Was supposed to check for < 2, not < 0x800000042023-04-21T23:02:17+00:00Joseph Hunkelerjhunkeler@gmail.com2023-04-21T22:57:27+00:00e3b805ca3e3cb65a9d5f1d779e049242cc6beb27