Re: attrlog csv files and SMART 194

On Jun 4, 2016, at 9:05 AM, Christian Franke <[email protected]> wrote:

> The normalized value may show 'temperature' or '(some_constant - 
> temperature)' or something else.
> In most cases is is safe to assume that temperature is shown in the 
> lower byte of the raw value. The upper bytes may encode min/max values.
> 
> Try this to get a temperature list from the attrlog file:
> 
> sed -n 's,^.*\t194;[^;]*;\([0-9]*\);.*$,\1,p' attrlog.csv | awk '{print 
> $1 % 256}'

Brilliant!  That does the trick.  Thanks!

Tim

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