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130 using Failed = StatusOr<LoopbackDeviceUniqueFd>; in createLoopDevice() typedef133 return Failed::MakeError(PStringLog() << "Failed to open loop-control"); in createLoopDevice()138 return Failed::MakeError(PStringLog() << "Failed LOOP_CTL_GET_FREE"); in createLoopDevice()145 return Failed::MakeError(PStringLog() << "Failed to open " << target); in createLoopDevice()161 return Failed::MakeError(PStringLog() << "Failed to open " << device); in createLoopDevice()168 return Failed::MakeError(PStringLog() << "Failed to LOOP_SET_FD"); in createLoopDevice()177 return Failed::MakeError(PStringLog() << "Failed to LOOP_SET_STATUS64"); in createLoopDevice()199 return Failed::MakeError(PStringLog() in createLoopDevice()217 return Failed::MakeError(StringLog() << readAheadStatus.ErrorMessage()); in createLoopDevice()
424 if mctx.Failed() {
298 #### Understanding and Fixing Failed Tests