test: replace partprobe with parted

[dougsland]

partprobe requires parted, blockdev uses util-linux-core which most distros ship it in different archs.

[dougsland]

CI/CD shown:

blockdev --rereadpt /dev/nvme1n1p1
blockdev: ioctl error on BLKRRPART: Invalid argument

Basically saying that it won't work in the specify partition, should be the whole disk. Next round will be in the whole disk.

[dougsland]

@Yarboa could you please test downstream? It's all green

[Yarboa]

@Yarboa could you please test downstream? It's all green
I still not sure we need it

still failing
   + blockdev --rereadpt /dev/sde
        blockdev: ioctl error on BLKRRPART: Device or resource busy

@dougsland base on our conversation
for SoC we are not using fdisk,
There is a need to exclude that command once running on SOC

[dougsland]

@Yarboa it's not needed to replace fdisk with parted. Only if you really wanted. parted is able to read the changes from fdisk and update the system. If this patch work, let's merge and make it happen. Later you can decide if you want to proceed with futher improvements or not.

[dougsland]

Great @Yarboa the patch seems to work? but CI/CD seems not happy with the oom_score_adj again?

PASS: qm.container oom_score_adj value == 500
./test.sh: line 91: [[: /bin/bash: line 1: /proc/0/oom_score_adj: No such file or directory
: syntax error: operand expected (error token is "/bin/bash: line 1: /proc/0/oom_score_adj: No such file or directory
")
FAIL: qm containers oom_score_adj != 750. Current value is '/bin/bash: line 1: /proc/0/oom_score_adj: No such file or directory
'
Shared connection to 3.145.147.198 closed.

[dougsland]

better what we have today.