FreePBX 17 Dashboard 'System Disk Usage' shows smaller capacity disk than is actually there

FreePBX Installation / Upgrade
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I just installed a fresh instance of FreePBX 17 beta from the .iso image on a 60G VirtualBox vm. On the Dashboard the System Disk Usage section indicates that the disk is only 7.06G, of which almost 54% has been used. I confirmed on the cli using lsblk that I do have 60G and it is all accounted for. I posed the question to ChatGPT about the difference and it seemed to think that all is well and that FreePBX is just being ‘over simplistic’ - the AI’s words, not mine, hehe. I gave it a rundown of the details of the output of lsblk and it summarized it for me like this:

  • /dev/sda = 60GiB virtual disk
  • /dev/sda1 = Boot partition (976MiB)
  • /dev/sda2 = Likely BIOS boot partition (977MiB) — required by some installers on GPT disks
  • /dev/sda4 = LVM PV containing the volume group pbxvg0 with 12 logical volumes
    Anyway, if any other user has seen this and knows about it I’d be grateful for any light that could be shed upon it. Is the install okay, or is there something I need to do to be certain that I am not really running out of space? Thanks for any knowledge that could be shared about this!
    Cheers!
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I’d normally use df. lsblk seems to only be about partitions, so doesn’t show space used.

You need to provide the raw output, as well as, or instead of, the AI interpretation.

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The new v17 ISO allocates drive space differently than in the past in pursuit of fewer crashes due to full disks.

Which spice level did you choose during the ISO installation ?

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