updated fsx_ubuntu.sh script with wait loop #633
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amanshanbhag
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Thank you. LGTM. Will incorporate these changes into #622 too.
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Issue #, if available:
#632
Description of changes:
I've added a wait loop to fsx_ubuntu.sh that checks the mounted filesystem for write capability every 10 seconds for 60 seconds.
I've tested this change, and it seems to resolve the transient race condition with mount_fsx.sh
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