rvassar
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FWIW - I stagger my SMART tests so only a portion of the pool is testing at any given time. By my system see's some at least minimal activity 24x7.
But the real question here is why are there no recorded completions? I'd log into the console an initiate one manually ala:
It should emit a banner statement about starting a self-test and include "Please wait X minutes..."
Wait the listed number of minutes and:
You should see a completed short test at your current 83k hour power on interval at the top of the list. If you don't, there's likely a drive problem preventing it from storing the result. If it's FreeNAS / BSD it will likely emit something at the time of initiation, or in the system logs, etc...
But the real question here is why are there no recorded completions? I'd log into the console an initiate one manually ala:
Code:
smartctl -t short /dev/da0
It should emit a banner statement about starting a self-test and include "Please wait X minutes..."
Wait the listed number of minutes and:
Code:
smartctl -a /dev/da0
You should see a completed short test at your current 83k hour power on interval at the top of the list. If you don't, there's likely a drive problem preventing it from storing the result. If it's FreeNAS / BSD it will likely emit something at the time of initiation, or in the system logs, etc...