Problem after updating to version 24.10.5 in my xiaomi AX3000T

Installing and Using OpenWrt
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I recently updated to version 24.10.5 on my Xiaomi AX3000T and everything seems to be working fine except that the amount of disk space used is no longer displayed in the System/Software section.

Obviously, it's not a serious problem since it doesn't affect the router's operation.
What I see is: Disk space:
0% used (68.00 KiB used of 56.89 MiB, 56.83 MiB free)
and previously, with the earlier version, it showed around 64% used with the same packages installed.

What could be happening?

Thanks

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post df -kh.

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Hi, command df -h shows:
root@OpenWrt:~# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/root 9.0M 9.0M 0 100% /rom
tmpfs 117.1M 14.2M 102.9M 12% /tmp
/dev/ubi0_1 56.9M 68.0K 53.9M 0% /overlay
overlayfs:/overlay 56.9M 68.0K 53.9M 0% /
tmpfs 512.0K 0 512.0K 0% /dev

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How did you upgrade? Did you use auc/attended sysupgrade/OWUT? Or did you make a custom image? Or did you just install the standard image?

Did you keep settings?

What version were you using prior to the upgrade?

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Space info looks very correct, sure you didn't lose all your packages ?

Please use the </> button when you post cli output.

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I did upgrade using attended sysupgrade in Luci, yes, I did keep my settings and my prior version was 24.10.4.

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That moves all installed packages from /overlay into /rom, freeing up all the space they previously took. Now the only thing in the overlay is probably /etc/config/*...

Numbers look correct: 68_000/56_890_000 = 0.001195289154508701, so that 0% is really 0.1% rounded...

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I just updated all the packages that appeared as updatable (all related to Luci), and now it shows 1% usage (968.00 KiB used out of 56.89 MiB, 55.95 MiB free). Apparently, this version behaves a bit differently than the previous one, since the previous version, as I mentioned before, displayed different values ​​and showed that much more space had been used. Anyway, the system seems to be working very well.

Thanks everyone.

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Upgrading packages (via the CLI opkg upgrade command or the LuCI Upgrade... button) can result in major problems. It is generally highly discouraged, unless you know what you are doing or if there is specific instruction to do so.

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It doesn't, you just need to understand the difference between packages installed post flashing and integrated into image.

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