bug: Fixing drive_type not being set correctly while parsing sysfs

Fixing a bug that can occur for some devices where the drive_type does not end up being set at all and is left as "UNKNOWN".
Many of the upper layers are expecting ATA, SCSI, or NVMe and if left as unknown it requires forcefully setting the drive type.
By setting it at this low-level it corrects this behavior without other workarounds by users

[Seagate/openSeaChest#155]

Signed-off-by: Tyler Erickson <[email protected]>

src/sg_helper.c

@@ -554,6 +554,7 @@ static void get_SYS_FS_ATA_Info(const char *inHandleLink, sysFSLowLevelDeviceInf
     printf("ATA interface!\n");
 #endif
     sysFsInfo->interface_type = IDE_INTERFACE;
+    sysFsInfo->drive_type = ATA_DRIVE;
     //get vendor and product IDs of the controller attached to this device.
     DECLARE_ZERO_INIT_ARRAY(char, fullPciPath, PATH_MAX);
     snprintf(fullPciPath, PATH_MAX, "%s", inHandleLink);
@@ -637,6 +638,7 @@ static void get_SYS_FS_USB_Info(const char* inHandleLink, sysFSLowLevelDeviceInf
     printf("USB interface!\n");
 #endif
     sysFsInfo->interface_type = USB_INTERFACE;
+    sysFsInfo->drive_type = SCSI_DRIVE;//changed later depending on what passthrough the USB adapter supports
     //set the USB VID and PID. NOTE: There may be a better way to do this, but this seems to work for now.
     DECLARE_ZERO_INIT_ARRAY(char, fullPciPath, PATH_MAX);
     snprintf(fullPciPath, PATH_MAX, "%s", inHandleLink);
@@ -787,6 +789,7 @@ static void get_SYS_FS_SCSI_Info(const char* inHandleLink, sysFSLowLevelDeviceIn
     printf("SCSI interface!\n");
 #endif
     sysFsInfo->interface_type = SCSI_INTERFACE;
+    sysFsInfo->drive_type = SCSI_DRIVE;
     //get vendor and product IDs of the controller attached to this device.
 
     DECLARE_ZERO_INIT_ARRAY(char, fullPciPath, PATH_MAX);