Description of problem: Attach a new Seagate 3 Tb usb drive (TYPE: 1D7AD7-500) and with gparted create 2 roughly equal partitions for backing up spouse's windows laptop and my Linux machines. /etc/fstab entries: ... # Entry for /dev/sdc1: UUID=0A575E794C8176D6 /mnt/Ellen-BUP ntfs noauto,umask=022 0 0 # # Entry for /dev/sdc2: UUID=6db9c51f-09b4-4d9e-84df-126edbbae5ce /mnt/Dick-BUP ext4 noauto,acl,noatime 1 2 'df' command shows: ... /dev/sdc1 1,4T 17G 1,4T 2% /mnt/Ellen-BUP /dev/sdc2 1,4T 70M 1,4T 1% /mnt/Dick-BUP ... But when done the sizes are reported okay by gparted and windows 7, however diskdrake shows sdc1 as 170 Gb and sdc2 as 178 Gb and remainder empty. As shown by actual usage the diskdrake data cannot be right. Please refer to screenshots I will attach. Reproducible: Steps to Reproduce:
Created attachment 5651 [details] display for sdc1 from gparted
Created attachment 5652 [details] display for sdc2 from gparted
Created attachment 5653 [details] display for sdc1 from diskdrake
Created attachment 5654 [details] display for sdc2 from diskdrake
Created attachment 5655 [details] display for empty part of sdc from diskdrake
Assignee: bugsquad => thierry.vignaud
Summary: Diskdrake seems to report partitions by a factor 10 smaller than real => Diskdrake seems to report partition size by a factor 10 smaller than real
Is it still valid in latest cauldron? (probably, but I'd like to be sure before Mageia 5 is released)
Whiteboard: (none) => MGA5TOO
CC: (none) => gm2.asp
At time of comment #6 I was in France and overlooked the bugzilla mail. Sorry, will look into this soonest.
Valid for current Cauldron
Source RPM: drakxtools-curses-16.46-1.mga5 => drakxtools-curses-17.25-1.mga6Summary: Diskdrake seems to report partition size by a factor 10 smaller than real => Diskdrake reports partition size by a factor 10 too low on external usb drive
Unchanged
Source RPM: drakxtools-curses-17.25-1.mga6 => drakxtools-curses-17.65-1.mga6
Please attach (not paste) the output of "fdisk -l")
Keywords: (none) => NEEDINFO
As well as the output of: tune2fs -l /dev/sdc1|egrep 'Block count|Block size'
Created attachment 8812 [details] output of both requests, plus some comment
remove needinfo not working with attachment :((
Keywords: NEEDINFO => (none)
I asked for the output of "fdisk -l", not "fdisk -l /dev/sdb" Also, you didn't run the tune2fs command on the disk I asked. So please attach the output of: - fdisk -l - tune2fs -l /dev/sdc2|egrep 'Block count|Block size'
(In reply to Thierry Vignaud from comment #14) > I asked for the output of "fdisk -l", not "fdisk -l /dev/sdb" USB drives change so the commands for sdc are now useless. I gave the results for the same drive which today is sdb, > Also, you didn't run the tune2fs command on the disk I asked. As above > So please attach the output of: > - fdisk -l > - tune2fs -l /dev/sdc2|egrep 'Block count|Block size' The "egrep" does nothing: everything from tune2fs -l for the correct disk is already attached. Sorry but I can't do better
Note the "2" vs "1"?
Damn, stupid me. My apologies. Attaching now as instructed. The relative disk is back being sdc.
Created attachment 8814 [details] as requested (I hope)
Created attachment 8815 [details] next one
Please reopen if still valid.
Status: NEW => RESOLVEDCC: (none) => friResolution: (none) => OLD
It is still valid
Status: RESOLVED => REOPENEDResolution: OLD => (none)
Source RPM: drakxtools-curses-17.65-1.mga6 => drakxtools-curses-18.21-2.mga8