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Yes, it seems WBPattern always set the volume name. If you set device name SYS: and it doesn't work than WBPattern can only handle volume names, else it could permit device names too.
You can determine volume name of SYS with for example "which sys:" and hack it into wbpattern.prefs but doing that on foreign systems isn't a good idea IMO. I don't know a system friendly way.
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