libprobe: report more information on bad blocks#281
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Adding found_offset to the return of find_first_x_block() enables callers to issue more informative logs.
When the bad block is bs_overwritten, it's helpful to identify if it comes from the drive cache and which block overwrites it.
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When a bad block is
bs_overwritten, it's helpful to identify if it comes from the drive cache and which block overwrites it.The parameters for the following
f3probetest command come from the fake drive that inspired this pull request. See the output file test.log for details.