Anyone ever have this happen with dolphin?
what dolphin reports for the drive:
What the actual used space on the drive is:
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Hey man, throw an encrypted drive in the mix and it's anyone's guess what a disk usage tool will find. How does df look? du -hx ./ | sort -h
The -x will prevent du from leaving the filesystem.
Output says 12tb, I mean it's not exactly a huge deal to not have dolphin the right space info just weird that started happening out of nowhere
Its definitely interesting how dolphin is reporting your space usage. So is the encrypted disk a file or a partition? Could it be compressed?
It's a luks partition no compression