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Diagnosi e cancellazione di un disco rigido

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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.

Anche se un numero elevato di ore non è indice di guasto, è più probabile che queste unità si guastino.

In Ubuntu, se non fosse possibile leggere l'output da Dischi, è possibile utilizzare GSmartControl.

Avvia il sistema in una sessione live di Ubuntu. Individua l'applicazione Dischi e seleziona il disco rigido da testare.

Dal menu a tendina, seleziona Dati e test SMART. In questo modo verranno visualizzati i dati SMART.

Individua i seguenti attributi SMART: Ore di accensione e Conteggio cicli alimentazione.

-[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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