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Peter G
Greetings,
I've had a S.M.A.R.T warning for over a year now (disc about to fail,
replace immediately) but have (foolishly?) ignored it - reducing the data to
irrelevant, and waiting amusedly until it failed.
Since it hasn't, I wondered if I might "retrieve" it for real work. What
"diagnostic" routines can I use to check whether SMART is really smart - or
wrong?
cheers
I've had a S.M.A.R.T warning for over a year now (disc about to fail,
replace immediately) but have (foolishly?) ignored it - reducing the data to
irrelevant, and waiting amusedly until it failed.
Since it hasn't, I wondered if I might "retrieve" it for real work. What
"diagnostic" routines can I use to check whether SMART is really smart - or
wrong?
cheers