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If you're using smartmontools, try running `update-smart-drivedb` first: those fancy attribute names don't come from drives themselves but are always interprete
by vthriller 8y ago
If you're using smartmontools, try running `update-smart-drivedb` first: those fancy attribute names don't come from drives themselves but are always interpreted from (model, firmware, attribute id) tuple by the software you're using to query disks.
Or you can just look for [0] directly if you just want to know what drives Media_Wearout_Indicator is currently defined for.
[0] https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mirror/smartmontools/master/drivedb.h https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mirror/smartmontools/maste...