Signed-off-by: Karel Zak <kzak@redhat.com>
cfdisk(8) is possible to start in read-only mode by a new command-line option
--read-only
-lsblk(8) provides new columns FSROOTS, and MOUNTTARGETS. The column
-MOUNTTARGETS is used in the default output now and this new column prints all
+lsblk(8) provides new columns FSROOTS, and MOUNTPOINTS. The column
+MOUNTPOINTS is used in the default output now and this new column prints all
mount points where the device is used (btrfs subvolumes, bind mounts, etc).
losetup(8) uses LOOP_CONFIG ioctl now.