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smartctl -l selftest does not show running selftest status with Toshiba MK2002TSKB HDD

To reproduce: 1) Launch selftest: smartctl -t long /dev/sdX 2) Try to check the status after some time: smartctl -l selftest /dev/sdX result: there is no running selftest logged, selftest will appear in log only after completition.

Workaround: Lauch another selftest:

smartctl -t long

Smartctl will show the status of current running selftest:

Can't start self-test without aborting current test (20% remaining)

Platform: CentOS 6.3, 6.4 smartmontools 6.1

Dear smartmontools developers!

Until the very recent version of smartmontools (5.39), SMART through USB was not possible on Mac OS X, because the Mac OS X kernel does not support SCSI pass through (reasoning of Christian Franke).

Meanwhile I googled for: ​http://www.google.com/search?q=mac+osx+scsi+passthrough+usb

And found a person, who wrote a SCSI pass through driver for Mac OS X: ​http://tinyco.de/2009/02/04/writing-a-mac-osx-usb-device-driver-with-scsi-pass-through.html

In the site's comment section I asked as Stefan Nowak whether this code could be used for passing through SMART: ​http://tinyco.de/2009/02/04/writing-a-mac-osx-usb-device-driver-with-scsi-pass-through.html#comment-24129787

And the developer answered within the site's comment section as wagerlabs, that it should work: ​http://tinyco.de/2009/02/04/writing-a-mac-osx-usb-device-driver-with-scsi-pass-through.html#comment-24130057

I don't know low-level coding, otherwise I would offer my help. Please, dear Darwin related smartmontools developers: Could you built SMART through USB support into the Mac version of smartmontools?

Regards, Stefan Nowak

Request to add (change, actually) Supermicro SATA DOM (SuperDOM) to drivedb. Smartctl output attached.

I don't have a link to any documentation, but all the info was squeezed out of Supermicro engineers, Attribute by Attribute.

The "SuperMicro SSD" is already there in the drivedb.h, but it doesn't look correct.

That's the patch we're using now:

--- smartmontools-7.1/drivedb.h.20200920        2020-09-20 15:45:41.000000000 +0000
+++ smartmontools-7.1/drivedb.h 2020-10-13 18:50:48.049599928 +0000
@@ -2118,13 +2150,33 @@
   //"-v 250,raw48,Read_Error_Retry_Rate " // ADATA SU800/Q0913A
     "-v 251,raw48,Unkn_SiliconMotion_Attr" // ADATA SU800/Q0913A
   },
+  // Refs #9023#note-9
+  //
+  { "Supermicro SATA DOM (SuperDOM)",
+    "SuperMicro SSD", // Supermicro SSD-DM032-SMCMVN1, tested with SuperMicro SSD/SOB20R
+    "SOB20R",
+    "",
+    "-v 1,raw48,Raw_Read_Error_Rate " 
+    "-v 15,raw48,User_Capacity_Sector_Count " 
+    "-v 160,raw48,Not_In_Use " 
+    "-v 161,raw48,Not_In_Use " 
+    "-v 163,raw48,Not_In_Use " 
+    "-v 164,raw48,Not_In_Use " 
+    "-v 165,raw48,Not_In_Use " 
+    "-v 166,raw48,Minimum_PE_Cycles_TLC " 
+    "-v 167,raw48,Not_In_Use " 
+    "-v 168,raw48,Maximum_PE_Cycles_TLC " 
+    "-v 231,raw48,SSD_Life_Left " 
+    "-v 233,raw48,NAND_Writes_1GiB " 
+    "-v 241,raw48,Lifetime_Writes_GiB " 
+    "-v 242,raw48,Lifetime_Reads_GiB " 
+  },
   { "Silicon Motion based OEM SSDs", // Like 'Silicon Motion based SSDs' but with FW detection
     "Intenso SSD|" // tested with Intenso SSD/Q1107A0
     "Intenso  SSD Sata III|" // Sata III High, tested with Intenso  SSD Sata III/P0510E
     "KingFast|" // KingFast F6M, tested with KingFast/P0725A
-    "SPCC M\\.2 SSD|" // Silicon Power 2280 M55, tested with SPCC M.2 SSD/Q0627A0
-    "SuperMicro SSD", // Supermicro SSD-DM032-SMCMVN1, tested with SuperMicro SSD/SOB20R
-    "P0510E|P0725A|Q0627A0|Q1107A0|SOB20R",
+    "SPCC M\\.2 SSD", // Silicon Power 2280 M55, tested with SPCC M.2 SSD/Q0627A0
+    "P0510E|P0725A|Q0627A0|Q1107A0",
     "",
     "-v 148,raw48,Total_SLC_Erase_Ct " 
     "-v 149,raw48,Max_SLC_Erase_Ct "