Created attachment 127490 [details] The plasmoids settings with zfs datasets missing I hope this is the right place to report this, if not please move it to the right place. The "Hard Disk Space Usage" plasmoid is not able to show the size and usage of ZFS datasets. I run ZFS on root and the plasmoid is nearly useless in this configuration. STEPS TO REPRODUCE 1. Install ZFS 2. Create a pool and some datasets 3. Add the plasmoid 4. Open its settings OBSERVED RESULT There are no ZFS datasets selectable. EXPECTED RESULT Make datasets visible SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS Linux/KDE Plasma: I'm running Kubuntu 20.04 at the moment, but I was running 18.04, 18.10, 19.04 and 19.10 before and the behaviour was in all of them. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION If zfs list is issued on the command line a list of all datasets including their names (with pool) is returned. df -h is not working properly with zfs. The command zfs list also offers how much space is used for the datasets and how much space is free in the respective pool. For datasets, which contain other datasets the total usage amount of all datasets underneath is summed up. e.g.: ry86@tuxedo:/home/ry86 $ zfs list NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT bpool 333M 1,42G 96K /boot bpool/BOOT 331M 1,42G 96K none bpool/BOOT/ubuntu_eibl7w 331M 1,42G 98,3M /boot rpool 201G 256G 96K / rpool/ROOT 11,3G 256G 96K none rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w 11,3G 256G 5,86G / rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/srv 152K 256G 96K /srv rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/usr 576K 256G 96K /usr rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/usr/local 480K 256G 152K /usr/local rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var 3,15G 256G 96K /var rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/games 96K 256G 96K /var/games rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/lib 1,85G 256G 1,08G /var/lib rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/lib/AccountServices 96K 256G 96K /var/lib/AccountServices rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/lib/NetworkManager 1,88M 256G 160K /var/lib/NetworkManager rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/lib/apt 391M 256G 83,2M /var/lib/apt rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/lib/dpkg 106M 256G 51,6M /var/lib/dpkg rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/log 143M 256G 49,2M /var/log rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/mail 96K 256G 96K /var/mail rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/snap 1,16G 256G 807M /var/snap rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/spool 928K 256G 112K /var/spool rpool/ROOT/ubuntu_eibl7w/var/www 96K 256G 96K /var/www rpool/USERDATA 190G 256G 96K / rpool/USERDATA/root_ezu56w 1,08M 256G 344K /root rpool/USERDATA/ry86_ezu56w 190G 256G 185G /home/ry86
I'm also experiencing this bug on 5.24.4.