I have just setup a NAS box using NAS4Free 9.1.0.1 Rev 761. When I look at "Status", "Disks", I have no temperature information displayed.
Did I forget something?
All of theses disks reported temperature previously in a PC setup.
Thanks.
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No Disk Temperature
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Re: No Disk Temperature
some more information on your hardware pls.
which controller? is ahci enabled? etc..
which controller? is ahci enabled? etc..
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Re: No Disk Temperature
You need to enable SMART on each disk in Disk | Config
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Re: No Disk Temperature
Smart was enabled on all disks, trying to run the initial setup again, see what happens.
Will report back
Will report back
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Re: No Disk Temperature
Smart enabled on disks?
Smart enabled on motherboard?
Any smart data showing up at all?
Smart enabled on motherboard?
Any smart data showing up at all?
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Re: No Disk Temperature
MB details: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd. GA-MA790X-UD4P
AHCI is enabled in BIOS
SMART enabled in Nas4Free
Will check BIOS settings
Any more suggestions?
Thanks
AHCI is enabled in BIOS
SMART enabled in Nas4Free
Will check BIOS settings
Any more suggestions?
Thanks
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Re: No Disk Temperature
from the command prompt see if you can read the smart data.
do something like
smartctl --all /dev/da0
or
smartctl --all /dev/ada0
depening on what device name your drive has.
do something like
smartctl --all /dev/da0
or
smartctl --all /dev/ada0
depening on what device name your drive has.
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Re: No Disk Temperature
OK, I did that.
It indicated that SMART was disabled, I used:
"smartctl --smart=on --saveauto=on /dev/ada_" for the applicable disk and it works, now I have disk temperature. Thank you, thank you....
Should I be adding that command to the disk management page for each of the disks, or should that command stick now if I reboot, or have to reboot at some stage.
Thanks for all the help.
Peter
It indicated that SMART was disabled, I used:
"smartctl --smart=on --saveauto=on /dev/ada_" for the applicable disk and it works, now I have disk temperature. Thank you, thank you....
Should I be adding that command to the disk management page for each of the disks, or should that command stick now if I reboot, or have to reboot at some stage.
Thanks for all the help.
Peter
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Re: No Disk Temperature
I think I found the solution.
I used "System", "Advanced", "Command Scripts" and entered the commands "PostInit", looks like it works.
Again, thanks for your help, if there is more elegant way, please advise.
Thank you.
Peter
I used "System", "Advanced", "Command Scripts" and entered the commands "PostInit", looks like it works.
Again, thanks for your help, if there is more elegant way, please advise.
Thank you.
Peter