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For SAS drives I would recommend sg3_utils [1]. You can basically query what the drive supports via `sg_opcodes`. smartctl isn't really designed to handle SCSI
by rowanG077 7y ago
For SAS drives I would recommend sg3_utils [1]. You can basically query what the drive supports via `sg_opcodes`.
smartctl isn't really designed to handle SCSI protocol I think. It can do basic things but for anything deep you better use sg3_utils.
[1] http://sg.danny.cz/sg/sg3_utils.html http://sg.danny.cz/sg/sg3_utils.html
- bayindirh 7y agoThanks for the reply and the utility. I'll take a look into it. Since I'm familiar with smartctl due to my server management roles, it came to my mind so I've shared. I never thought it should be able to handle beyond what it needs to do get SMART and other diagnostic data. Thanks again. :)