Custom Query (1438 matches)
Results (295 - 297 of 1438)
| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1466 | fixed | Timeout too short for some devices under openBSD | ||
| Description |
Under OpenBSD some timeouts are too short because of a needed conversion to seconds. The problem can be fixed for OpenBSD in scsiata.cpp in line 367 by applying a multiplier of 1000 as used in os_openbsd.cpp in line 173. (But i guess it would break other Operating Systems!) I dont know, where to apply this multiplier without breaking other Operating Systems! It would be great, if someone finds the right spot to correct this. |
|||
| #1465 | fixed | Use of wrong devicename in autodetection unter OpenBSD | ||
| Description |
In os_openbsd.cpp in openbsd_smart_interface::autodetect_smart_device the type is guessed by the devicename. To check this, the devicename is stripped from its path into the variable "test_name". But for opening and working with the device, the full name is needed (variable "name"). To fix this, the variable "test_name" should be changed to "name" in lines 585, 592 and 595. |
|||
| #1464 | invalid | NVMe drives in database? (Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 500GB) | ||
| Description |
I noticed that my NVMe drive isn't in the database yet; the FAQ still mentions that they are not added, but I assume that entry is older, since smartctl does actually support NVMe these days? If they are now accepted, please find attached the data for a Samsung Evo 970 drive. If not, feel free to say so and close this ticket :-) |
|||
