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$ pfexec /usr/local/sbin/smartd -c smartd.conf $ echo $? 17 Running smartd returns an error code indicating no disks are available.

$ cat smartd.conf DEFAULTSCAN -a -d sat,12 -m root

system trace indicates no devices are opened

smartd.conf.4 suggests that /dev/rdsk/c?t?d?s? is scanned. ? should correspond to more that one digit (not sure if this is the case) and s? isn't needed as this just refers to a slice of a disk.

I tried to add an entry to the list of supported USB devices and got the following error:

DataError: (1406, "Data too long for column 'request' at row 1")

Also on the error page there is a link to "Create a ticket". When I click that it tries to make a GET request to https://www.smartmontools.org/newticket with an extremely long URL containing all data of the Wiki page in question.

I recently purchased a KingSpec 512GB M.2 SSD which smartctl -x identifies as model NT-512. Full output of smartctl -x will be attached.

This device is the 512GB variant of this disk:

​https://www.aliexpress.com/item/KingSpec-M-2-SATA-NGFF-Drive-22-42mm-512GB-SSD-SATA-III-6Gb-s-Internal-Hard/32865918475.html

I tenatively identified it as a Jmicron based product and created a local database entry using the properties found under the heading "JMicron based SSDs", JMicron JMF61x, JMF66x, JMF670

Output seems reasonable when interpreted with those properties, but I can't find actual proof this is correct.