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When a drive is inserted into the M.2 slot of my laptop, udisks_drive_get_size always returns 0 instead of the actual capacity, udisksctl info seems to report the correct value. Multiple drives have been tested to have this issue when inserted into the M.2 slot of this laptop, the same drives don't have the issue when put in a USB enclosure.
Disk size also seems to be reported correctly in sysfs and I haven't found any other similar issues.
The issue only seems to be cosmetic, it results in software like gnome-disks reporting the size as a blank value or gnome-control-center showing "Unknown" for the disk capacity but they appear to work as expected otherwise.
The laptop is a Lenovo Thinkpad X13s using a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx gen 3 SOC.
When a drive is inserted into the M.2 slot of my laptop, udisks_drive_get_size always returns 0 instead of the actual capacity, udisksctl info seems to report the correct value. Multiple drives have been tested to have this issue when inserted into the M.2 slot of this laptop, the same drives don't have the issue when put in a USB enclosure.
Disk size also seems to be reported correctly in sysfs and I haven't found any other similar issues.
The issue only seems to be cosmetic, it results in software like gnome-disks reporting the size as a blank value or gnome-control-center showing "Unknown" for the disk capacity but they appear to work as expected otherwise.
The laptop is a Lenovo Thinkpad X13s using a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx gen 3 SOC.
Relevant lshw output
udisksctl info output of a drive in the M.2 slot
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