https://bugs.freebsd.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=197876

--- Comment #1 from j...@iki.fi ---
It seems that the same disparity between GEOM internal settings and what is
shown by stat() applies to all GEOM device entries.
It also seems that this odd behavior is rooted in the vnode attributes being
left uninitialized. In addition to st_blksize being persistently 4k, st_size
and st_blocks are not initialized at all. The information to fill in the latter
two is anyhow properly stored in the mediasize field of the provider.
The only reason st_blksize is reported as 4k is this line in the function
vn_stat (see vfs_vnops.c)

sb->st_blksize = max(PAGE_SIZE, vap->va_blocksize);

The contents of the vattr structure seem to be largely only what gets filled
in by vattr_null (see vfs_subr.c)
Here just a couple of examples...

(sleipnir:pts/1) 9:58 ~> pfstat /dev/ggate0 
/dev/ggate0:
    st_dev:     1895890688
    st_ino:     190
    st_mode:    0x21a0
    st_nlink:    1
    st_uid:     0
    st_gid:     5
    st_rdev:    190
    st_size:    0
    st_blocks:    0
    st_blksize:    4096
    st_flags:    0x0
    st_gen:     0
    st_btim:    1970-01-01 01:59:59.000000000
    st_mtim:    2015-02-23 10:00:14.989084901
    st_ctim:    2015-02-23 10:00:14.989084901
    st_atim:    2015-02-23 10:00:14.989084901

(sleipnir:pts/1) DING! ~> pfstat /dev/mirror/root
/dev/mirror/root:
    st_dev:     1895890688
    st_ino:     201
    st_mode:    0x21a0
    st_nlink:    1
    st_uid:     0
    st_gid:     5
    st_rdev:    201
    st_size:    0
    st_blocks:    0
    st_blksize:    4096
    st_flags:    0x0
    st_gen:     0
    st_btim:    1970-01-01 01:59:59.000000000
    st_mtim:    2015-02-23 09:20:16.130940000
    st_ctim:    2015-02-23 09:20:16.130940000
    st_atim:    2015-02-23 09:22:11.158069059


In fact I think this is now becoming mostly a case of finding the proper
place to fill in the appropriate 'struct vattr' fields from the provider
structure.

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