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Diagnostic et effacement des disques durs

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Ubuntu - POH/POC Check

  • While high hours are not an indication of failure, the odds of a failure are much higher.

  • GSmartControl can be used in Ubuntu if you cannot read the output from Disks.

  • Boot your system into a live Ubuntu session. Locate the Disks application and select the suspicious hard drive.

  • From the drop-down menu, select SMART Data and Self Tests. This will pull up the SMART data.

  • Locate the following SMART attributes: Power On Hours and Power Cycle Count.

(Ubuntu) Vérifier le POH/POC

Bien que des heures élevées ne soient pas une indication de panne, ces disques sont plus susceptibles de tomber en panne.

GSmartControl peut être utilisé dans Ubuntu si vous ne pouvez pas lire la sortie de Disks.

Démarrez votre système dans une session Ubuntu en direct. Localisez l'application Disques et sélectionnez le disque dur que vous souhaitez tester.

Dans le menu déroulant, sélectionnez Données SMART et autotests. Cela affichera les données SMART.

Localisez les attributs SMART suivants : Heures de mise sous tension et Nombre de cycles d'alimentation.

-[title] (Ubuntu) Check the POH/POC
-[* icon_caution] ***''While high hours are not an indication of failure, these drives are more likely to fail.''***
-[* icon_reminder] GSmartControl can be used in Ubuntu if you cannot read the output from Disks.
-[* red] Boot your system into a live Ubuntu session. Locate the ***''Disks''*** application and select the hard disk you want to test.
+[title] Ubuntu - POH/POC Check
+[* icon_caution] ***While high hours are not an indication of failure, the odds of a failure are much higher.***
+[* icon_note] GSmartControl can be used in Ubuntu if you cannot read the output from Disks.
+[* red] Boot your system into a live Ubuntu session. Locate the ***Disks*** application and select the suspicious hard drive.
[* orange] From the drop-down menu, select ***''SMART Data and Self Tests''***. This will pull up the SMART data.
[* yellow] Locate the following SMART attributes: ***''Power On Hours and Power Cycle Count''***.

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