Can you please send the output of
udisks --show-info /dev/sda
in particular the SMART bits? If that says unknown, can you please try
udisks --ata-smart-refresh
then wait some seconds, and use --show-info again?
If it still says unknown, but has smart data, please do
sudo skdump
udisks --ata-smart-refresh /dev/sdx immediately got the data on a test
system here using the Maverick livecd. So although it's a bit more
awkward, it's possible to get smart info from the Lucid/Maverick livecds
using that command. However it would be nice to have the data
immediately displayed
But without --ata-smart-refresh udisks --show-info never showed the
data? The usual mode is that SMART data is retrieved from the disk one
minute after starting the desktop. Did you perhaps only try right after
booting and didn't wait for a minute?
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I have just tested this. I booted a Maverick livecd and waited more than
a minute. Not Supported. Perhaps the smart-refresh command isn't being
run on the livecd?
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ubuntu 10.10 dekstop i386 (LiveCD)
gnome-disk-utility 2.30.1-2
Still the same. It says Smart status: Not Supported
Now for my two drives (one SATA, other PATA).
Ask for any details
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gnome-disk-utility doesn't detect SMART data on T60p
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/580112
You received
Based on the behavior I am observing (gnome-disk-utility, skdump, and
other utilities that depend on libatasmart do not work, while
smartmontools does), I have added libatasmart as an affected product. I
was able to find a bug in the freedesktop bugzilla involving similar
behavior in libatasmart;
This bug is more widespread than just the T60p. Many computers on which
I check the SMART status require that I use Ubuntu 9.10 instead of
10.04. ** This is a severe regression **
No one from the Ubuntu dev community seems to care, though...
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gnome-disk-utility doesn't detect SMART data on
Hmm, data from ubuntu-bug was not attached?
In short:
Desktop PC
/dev/sdb (Maxtor PATA 160 GB)
disk utility says SMART not enabled.
smartctl shows SMART data
After many minutes, disk utility suddenly detects SMART capabilities.
Ubuntu desktop i386 10.04 Live CD
Say if any more info is
** Attachment added: Output of `smartctl --all /dev/sda`
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48402298/smart.data
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/48401169/Dependencies.txt
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