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| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #1172 | fixed | Missing device: Supermicro SSD-DM032-SMCMVN1 | ||
| Description |
Hi, new Supermicro DOM SSD, please add to driver db. I attach the smartctl 6.6 output (debian), and hdsentinel report. Thx |
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| #1176 | fixed | Add to drivedb: Kingston DC500R / DC500M | ||
| Description |
Request to add Kingston DC500R and DC500M drive families to drivedb. Model numbers: KINGSTON SEDC500R480G KINGSTON SEDC500R960G KINGSTON SEDC500R1920G KINGSTON SEDC500R3840G KINGSTON SEDC500M480G KINGSTON SEDC500M960G KINGSTON SEDC500M1920G KINGSTON SEDC500M3840G Data sheet: https://www.kingston.com/datasheets/DC500R_us.pdf SMART attributes sheet: https://media.kingston.com/support/downloads/MKP_521_Phison_SMART_attribute.pdf |
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| #1177 | fixed | DB entry for Swissbit X-600m Series Industrial mSATA SSD (SFSA016GU1AA2TO-I-DB-216-STD) | ||
| Description |
Attached is a patch for supporting this family of drives and a full smartmontools report for model SFSA016GU1AA2TO-I-DB-216-STD. One noteworthy thing about this drive is that it splits the reporting of some values between two SMART attributes. For example, "Total LBAs Read" is split between attributes 242 and 244, with the lower 7 bytes of the total number of LBAs stored in 242, and the upper 5 bytes of this value stored in 244. I didn't see any obvious way to tell smartctl to report two attributes as one value (like raw96(244) maybe??). I also couldn't find any precedent for handling split values like this in any existing drivedb entries. Given that, I decided it was probably best to format those attributes as hex so that a user, if interested, could easily concatenate the attribute values and get the actual reported value by converting that concatenation to decimal manually. Please let me know if I can provide any further information to assist with adding support for this drive. Thanks. |
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