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Good tip @gloeckle ! I recently upgraded to a 9600-24i. This controller requires the newer "storcli2" (Link). You can download the zip from Broadcom and extract it just like the storcli steps I gave above (filenames may vary a little bit of course but it's obvious enough where to go when you attempt it). Unfortunately, storcli2 doesn't have a dedicated "show temperature" command that I can find, you need to grep it from the full output. I run command: storcli2 /c0 show all nolog | grep -iF "Chip temp" Strongly suggest to specify "nolog", otherwise storcli2 will annoyingly write a ~1MB log file every time it's run in the present working directory. This command could be further modified, e.g. if you just want the integer value without leading text. To streamline things, I did the following: 1. Added "storcli2" executable to my Unraid USB at "/boot/config/utils" 2. Created "/boot/config/hbatemp.sh" with the above command, like so: #!/bin/bash storcli2 /c0 show all nolog | grep -iF "Chip temp" 3. Added the following to "/boot/config/go" to automatically copy the utility upon boot for persistence: # setup storcli2 utility cp /boot/config/utils/storcli2 /usr/local/sbin/storcli2 && chmod u+x /usr/local/sbin/storcli2 cp /boot/config/hbatemp.sh /usr/local/sbin/hbatemp.sh && chmod u+x /usr/local/sbin/hbatemp.sh Now I can just run "hbatemp.sh" anywhere via SSH to get HBA Temp. I'm sure these steps could be adapted to the older storcli / storcli64 as well.

Replying to energyx's post here.. You mention getting the storcli utility from the Broadcom site, but don't detail how to actually find it in the downloaded zip archive. The readme files say to use "rpm" which UnRAID does not have. Anyway, I figured it out, here's what you do for anyone else searching for this. Note: I used 7zip on my Windows desktop for the extraction steps. 1. Unzip the file downloaded from Broadcom site at the given link (SAS35_StorCLI_7_27-007.2707.0000.0000.zip) 2. It has another zip file inside, "Unified_storcli_all_os.zip". Locate and unzip this. 3. Within this, locate folder "Linux" 4. File "storcli-007.2707.0000.0000-1.noarch.rpm" is here. Extract this with 7zip. 5. File "storcli-007.2707.0000.0000-1.noarch.cpio" is extracted. Extract this with 7zip. 6. Folder "opt" will be extracted. Navigate through to "opt\MegaRAID\storcli" 7. You will find file "storcli64" here. Copy this file to your UnRAID server. For example, I placed it in /root/ (Can use a SSH/SFTP client for this, e.g. WinSCP) 8. Once the file is on your server, SSH to it, enter root (su), navigate to the folder you placed the file 9. Give it executable permissions: chmod u+x storcli64 That's it. Now you can simply run it from whatever folder you're in. I came here for the exact same reason - to monitor the HBA's temp. Very handy. Thankyou!