Re: smart Airflow_Temperature_Cel attribute value on Micron RealSSD

I found that the new disk firmware had fixed the SMART reporting and now it
reports normalized values :)

thanks for your assistance here, Christian.

Janny


On Sat, Jul 19, 2014 at 7:21 AM, Christian Franke <
[email protected]> wrote:

> Janardhan Molumuri wrote:
>
>> I should have clarified it, i meant smartctl -H ( --health) doesn't have
>> an easy way to ignore some attributes. e.g. in this case 190.
>>
>>
> There is not option specific for this rare use case (broken controller
> firmware, bogus drive temperature attribute).
> Normally -H does not check the attributes but simply prints boolean SMART
> RETURN STATUS info from the drive.
>
> Try "-v 190,raw48:v" option as a workaround. It prints the VALUE field as
> RAW and should suppress threshold check for attribute 190.
> If this works, you could add a local drive database entry to
> /etc/smart_drivedb.h, see -B option on smartctl man page.
>
> Thanks
> Christian
>
>


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-- JNR

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