How to ignore specific devices in gparted (or: only regard selected devices)

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Sometimes, I just need GParted for one specific device such as /dev/mmcblk0.



But because GParted scans through all devices, I have to fight through some errors. Additionally, all HDD's spin up and every non-responsive device (i.e. reading through bad sectors with gddrescue) adds to the severe loading time.



How do I make gparted only scan through specific devices instead of all devices?



If not GParted, is it possible with KDE partition manager at least?










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    Sometimes, I just need GParted for one specific device such as /dev/mmcblk0.



    But because GParted scans through all devices, I have to fight through some errors. Additionally, all HDD's spin up and every non-responsive device (i.e. reading through bad sectors with gddrescue) adds to the severe loading time.



    How do I make gparted only scan through specific devices instead of all devices?



    If not GParted, is it possible with KDE partition manager at least?










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      Sometimes, I just need GParted for one specific device such as /dev/mmcblk0.



      But because GParted scans through all devices, I have to fight through some errors. Additionally, all HDD's spin up and every non-responsive device (i.e. reading through bad sectors with gddrescue) adds to the severe loading time.



      How do I make gparted only scan through specific devices instead of all devices?



      If not GParted, is it possible with KDE partition manager at least?










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      Sometimes, I just need GParted for one specific device such as /dev/mmcblk0.



      But because GParted scans through all devices, I have to fight through some errors. Additionally, all HDD's spin up and every non-responsive device (i.e. reading through bad sectors with gddrescue) adds to the severe loading time.



      How do I make gparted only scan through specific devices instead of all devices?



      If not GParted, is it possible with KDE partition manager at least?







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