puavo-reset-windows: wipefs windows partition before blkdiscard #768
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I've seen situations where blkdiscard has failed because the partition has filesystem signatures (blkdiscard makes various checks before proceeding). It does not seem to happen consistently, i.e. I'm not exactly sure what are the exact failure conditions. But, since we are completely erasing the partition anyways, and re-creating the filesystem, wiping all signatures beforehand is a no-brainer fix.
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I've seen situations where blkdiscard has failed because the partition has filesystem signatures (blkdiscard makes various checks before proceeding). It does not seem to happen consistently, i.e. I'm not exactly sure what are the exact failure conditions.
But, since we are completely erasing the partition anyways, and re-creating the filesystem, wiping all signatures beforehand is a no-brainer fix.