#!/usr/bin/env bash

# We don't need to use -cmin +0 this time, because we're getting a length, which forces a stat.
# We use %s to report the length of the file, and %p to report the filename.  \0 of course
# separates one file record from another, and the first blank separates the file length from
# the filename.  Blanks are still valid characters within filenames.

find / -xdev -printf '%s %p\0'