cpu/native/fs: fix stale errno reading in mount()#22252
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Please rebase, now that #22251 is merged :) |
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On
native_mount,errnois read also success case and value is falsely interpreted as an error.Testing procedure
BOARD=native make -C tests/sys/shell_scriptingnvm0folder is created but test fails becauseerrnois falsely interpreted.On second attempt, the test succeeds because
nvm0already was created.Issues/PRs references
Issue noted in CI of #22158
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