wrong information about the diskspace in the gnome-control-center

[disto2]

In the systems information overview the diskspace is not shown correctly.
There are shown 3,2 TB of diskspace, which can't be true.
The system harddisk is about 64 GB (SSD). There are also 2 other harddisks installed. One with 500 GB and the other has 250 GB. So even if i summerize all together it wont be 3,2 TB at all.

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[disto2 (disto2)]

add the package name

[Sebastien Bacher (seb128)]

Thank you for your bug report, could you add the logs from those commands to the bug:
gvfs-mount -li
df -h
udisks --dump

[disto2 (disto2)]

I have some more information for you regarding to the bug.
Maybe that's important for you.
Although the home partition is located on sda2,
my folders like pictures, videos, documents etc. are outsourced to sdc2.
I've done this by mounting it with the bind option in \etc\fstab.
The real destiniation of /home/user/pictures is /mnt/daten/user/pictures

I've done this, because the sda is a fast SSD with only 64 GB of space.
The sdc is a slower HDD but has 500 GB of diskspace.

best regards

dirk

[Sebastien Bacher (seb128)]

what version of ubuntu do you use? could you describe how you did the bind mounts?

[disto2 (disto2)]

Hi Sebastien,

i use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS 64 Bit.
The bind mounts are made in the /etc/fstab

[disto2 (disto2)]

sorry,
i have to pull back my last statement.

The Bug has not been fixed yet.

I saw the correct amount of free disk space in the gnome-system-monitor.
Please excuse that mistake.

[Launchpad Janitor (janitor)]

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