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create_disk: Explicitly unmount partitions and fsck /boot #1452

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  1. create_disk: Explicitly unmount partitions and fsck /boot

    For reasons I don't fully understand, trying to use
    `tune2fs -U random /dev/disk/by-label/boot` fails without
    this explicit fsck step, even though the filesystem appears
    cleanly unmounted.
    
    This is for coreos/fedora-coreos-config#354
    to regenerate the UUID of `/boot` on firstboot.
    
    Anyways, explicitly unmounting things seems better than relying
    on `umount -R` to sort it, and having a `fsck` on `/boot` is
    cheap.
    cgwalters committed May 13, 2020
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