just use the fs reported by blkid

Instead of doing brute force guessing.
Thus making logs easier to read…
Also slightly faster and less error-prone (even if no true FS should
havoc on another fs type).

We could have fallbacked on ->{fs_type_from_magic} but that would only
help iso9660 & the like which are not true FSes such as tested
previously by fs::type::true_local_fs_types()

1 files changed, 3 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/rescue/bin/guessmounts b/rescue/bin/guessmounts
index 07cd62ba3..a4d1fa7f7 100755
--- a/rescue/bin/guessmounts
+++ b/rescue/bin/guessmounts
@@ -62,9 +62,9 @@ my $arch = arch() =~ /i.86/ ? $MDK::Common::System::compat_arch{arch()} : arch()
 foreach (@$normal_parts) {
     my $dev = devices::make($_->{device});
 
-    my $fs = find {
-	system("mount -t $_ $dev $target 2>/dev/null") == 0;
-    } fs::type::true_local_fs_types() or next;
+    my $fs = $_->{fs_type};
+    $fs or next; # no need to display an error if there's no fs...
+    system("mount -t $fs $dev $target 2>/dev/null");
 
     if (my $release_file = common::release_file($target)) {
 	my $release = chomp_(cat_("$target$release_file"));