Don't trim device prefix for existing volumes in DeviceManager #1508
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If a volume is (already) mounted at /dev/sdX, DM will trim the prefix and claim the volume should be mounted at /dev/xvdX - this causes the driver to get stuck in an infinite loop waiting for the volume to be attached to the wrong location. This bug commonly is triggered by manually mounting a volume using the AWS console, because it uses the prefix /dev/sdX by default.
Signed-off-by: Connor Catlett [email protected]