@PeterSuh-Q3 @framps
Do you guys want to test this version? It gets the smart attributes from synodisk --smart_info_get instead of smartctl. I had to add decoding of Seagate SMART attributes 1, 7 and 195 for when the script is synodisk instead of smartctl7.
It still uses smartctl to get the health, and defaults back to smartctl is synodisk --smart_info_get /dev/"$drive" returns "Failed to get the smart info".
It should show a lot more attributes for SAS drives than smartcl does.
https://github.com/007revad/Synology_SMART_info/blob/test/syno_smart_info_synodisk.sh
If it works okay for SAS drives I'll update it to use synodisk for the -a option as well.
@PeterSuh-Q3 @framps
Do you guys want to test this version? It gets the smart attributes from
synodisk --smart_info_getinstead of smartctl. I had to add decoding of Seagate SMART attributes 1, 7 and 195 for when the script is synodisk instead of smartctl7.It still uses smartctl to get the health, and defaults back to smartctl is
synodisk --smart_info_get /dev/"$drive"returns "Failed to get the smart info".It should show a lot more attributes for SAS drives than smartcl does.
https://github.com/007revad/Synology_SMART_info/blob/test/syno_smart_info_synodisk.sh
If it works okay for SAS drives I'll update it to use synodisk for the -a option as well.