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Don't check system drive info for *nix default drive #427
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A new submit of #426 which will hopefully trigger the checks.
This fixes #425 as discussed and tested on the mailing list.
For non-Windows systems we provide a special "File" drive for the root folder.
It does not make sense to check System.IO.DriveInfo information for this drive,
as it is always valid on *nix systems.
When running Pash in docker, this can actually cause Pash to be unusable since "/" might not be listed as a mounted filesystem, so mono can't provide information about it.