Gabriel de Perthuis

It probably landed in /var/log/syslog, I've updated the wiki page.

FWIW, this is similar to #33 and may have the same workaround.

I dropped Python 3.2 when I noticed [this](https://travis-ci.org/g2p/bedup/jobs/81486316), but also because there were extra complications with testing (I have a Python3 tool to launch kernels on Travis, and I didn't...

Though I found this: http://buildbot.pypy.org/nightly/py3.3/, if you're feeling courageous.

I can reproduce this with Python 3 only (though @adamryczkowski / #41 saw this in Python 2). I'm guessing it has to do with the way strings are stored in...

I did a quick and dirty Travis run and nothing broke, as expected since Python 3.4 has very few incompatible changes. Ubuntu 14.04 has a few changes beyond that (udev...

You're meant to follow the instructions in the README, which involve either the provided requirements.txt or a PPA. This program can't be shipped as a single binary. Which method gave...

This might be due to udev being tricky to keep in sync.

And you're running the version from _after_ the #8 fix. [This comment explains the problem](https://github.com/g2p/blocks/issues/8#issuecomment-31616161). Which distribution and kernel are you using?

> `/dev/sda6` is formatted as ext4. `/dev/sda5` is already a part of this `bcache1`, and is formatted as btrfrs. `/dev/sda7` is a LUKS device, and also a part of the...