In unRAID, is there a way to get all the SATA drives' information (SN, Manufacturer, Model, Size, etc...) except "HDPARM -I /dev/sdx" ?

 

In unRAID, is there a way to get all the SATA drives' information (SN, Manufacturer, Model, Size, etc...) except "HDPARM -I /dev/sdx" ?

In unRAID 6 from Main, click on a drive to get to that drive's page. In the Health section, all that and more are available by clicking on identity, attributes, etc.

I'm using HDSentinel for linux...

In unRAID, is there a way to get all the SATA drives' information (SN, Manufacturer, Model, Size, etc...) except "HDPARM -I /dev/sdx" ?

In unRAID 6 from Main, click on a drive to get to that drive's page. In the Health section, all that and more are available by clicking on identity, attributes, etc.

 

I mean from the console...?

In unRAID, is there a way to get all the SATA drives' information (SN, Manufacturer, Model, Size, etc...) except "HDPARM -I /dev/sdx" ?

In unRAID 6 from Main, click on a drive to get to that drive's page. In the Health section, all that and more are available by clicking on identity, attributes, etc.

 

I mean from the console...?

I'll say again - HDSentinel for Linux...

I say again, I need something that can run from console and is included in stock unRAID.

 

It is for a plugin I am working on.

 

meanwhile I am using hdparm -I /dev/sdx.

 

Another option is the SMART report, with commands like the following:

 

  smartctl -i /dev/sda

  smartctl -d ata -i /dev/sda

 

It's not near as comprehensive as "hdparm -I" though.

smartctl is excellent - thank you.

 

Now what about USB devices information? Seeing as we don't have lsusb as part of unRAID.

 

Can someone that has a CDROM/DVDROM send me the output of:

 

ls /dev/disk/by-id -las

 

and

 

smartctl -i /dev/sd{whatever your drives are}

 

 

 

In unRAID, is there a way to get all the SATA drives' information (SN, Manufacturer, Model, Size, etc...) except "HDPARM -I /dev/sdx" ?

 

It's been awhile since I used v5 but in v6 under tools/vars there's a list of global variables. In php $disks will be an array of the disks separated into individual arrays with all the info.