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T10's SPC-4 specifies the GLTSD bit in section 7.5.10 Control mode page as:

--- A global logging target save disable (GLTSD) bit set to zero specifies that the logical unit implicitly saves, at vendor specific intervals, each log parameter in which the TSD bit (see 7.3) is set to zero. A GLTSD bit set to one specifies that the logical unit shall not implicitly save any log parameters. ---

I have verified the functionality of the smartctl -S [on/off] /dev/sgX command on a SAS drive and believe the output is incorrect.

When you use -S on, you are enabling Autosaving of logs (set GLTSD bit to 0) but the printout says you are setting the GLTSD bit. This printout is incorrect. When you use -S off you are disabling Autosaving of logs (set GLTSD bit to 1) but the printout says you are clearing the GLTSD bit. This printout is incorrect.

(See attached picture)

On the bright side, I have verified that the command does correct set/clear the bit in the Control mode page 0Ah .

https://www.smartmontools.org/wiki/Supported_USB-Devices

hi there,

i would like to report a missing enclosure ​http://www.inxtron.com/desktop-hard-drive-enclosures/sk-3500-super-s

you just have written the newer s3 in your list. and: something strange on mac os x.9 & drivedx:

sometimes it was displayed as smart compatible.

but i did have some problems on slow finder, so trashed the smartap by inxtron as they wrote "just beyond 10.6.8"

and after them i installed new ​https://github.com/kasbert/OS-X-SAT-SMART-Driver. every versions of them after another, but the missing WDgreens did not come back

so i installed version 8 but rrom drivedx-site

nothing changed

maybe you have an idea

sincerly

-d sat works with this USB bridge.