Will not write to devices with names ending in a digit (e.g. loop or nvme devices)

[martijnf1]

Pretty silly issue. Because loop devices -- which ARE block devices -- end in a digit (e.g. /dev/loop0), this line prevents the program from writing to them because WoeUSB assumes the /dev/sdX naming convention for removable drives, and /dev/sdXN (where N is a number) for partitions. The same goes for nvme drives, which have a naming convention that that will make them end in a digit.

WoeUSB-ng/WoeUSB/utils.py

Line 95 in 18e8918

if install_mode == "device" and target_media[-1].isdigit():

A more robust method of checking whether a file is a partition or a disk needs to be implemented to solve this. I'll look into this later. Just mentioning it here for documentation, in case i abandon this for whatever reason.

[martijnf1]

The code progresses further by removing the check, but it gets worse: partition 'detection' is also done by concatenation. This means that, for example, the partition naming schemes for loop0p1 and nvme0n1p1 break as well.