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| #628 | fixed | [RFE] Warns that some Corsair Force LS 60/120 GB SSD needs a firmware update | ||
| Description |
Corsair has released a highly recommended firmware update for some SSD: "To enhance stability and reliability of 60GB and 120GB variants of Force Series LS SSD, the latest firmware S9FM02.0 has been released. This update is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for existing customers who own one of those products with the specific serial number sequence." "WARNING!!! This firmware upgrade will format the drive and all of its contents will be erased. Please back-up your data by either performing full disk clone of the drive or making copies of critical personal files." Source: http://www.corsair.com/en-us/force-series-ls-60gb-sata-3-6gb-s-ssd (Download section) http://downloads.corsair.com/download?item=Files/SSD/Corsair-Force-Series-LS-Firmware-Upgrade-Tool_S9FM02.0.zip (instruction and details in the PDF file inside) The impacted SSD are Corsair Force LS 60 and 120 GB (CSSD-F60GBLS, CSSD-F120GBLS) with firmware version "S9FM01.8" with some specific serial number: xxxxxxxxxxx10167xxxx xxxxxxxxxxx10173xxxx xxxxxxxxxxx10249xxxx xxxxxxxxxxx10253xxxx The updated firmware is version "S9FM02.0". [RFE] It would be interesting that smartmontools detects these SSD and warns the user about it. I attach a "smartctl -x" log of a SSD with 1.8 firmware and then with the 2.0 upgrade applied. Note that the SMART data ("Power_Cycle_Count" for example) are reset to 0 after the firmware update. |
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| #637 | fixed | smartctl and smartd should not issue SCT commands if drive is locked | ||
| Description |
If drive is locked using ATA security features running
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| #640 | fixed | Analyze errors from llvm scan-build | ||
| Description |
I tried to run clang scan-build tool and it produced a report. It seems that at least some of the warnings are real. |
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