How can i view SMART temperatures?

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jfr2006

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Hi:

smartctl -a /dev/adax | grep temperature

where x is your disk number, starting at 0 and assuming you are using SATA controllers ;)
 

leeleatherwood

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Hi:

smartctl -a /dev/adax | grep temperature

where x is your disk number, starting at 0 and assuming you are using SATA controllers ;)

Didnt work, but smartctl -a /dev/daX will show me all info, including temperature which is good enough for my needs.

Thanks!
 

jensbylu

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Should be Temperature with capital T, at least on my system.
 

jfr2006

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Should be Temperature with capital T, at least on my system.

Yep..you right. I always can't remember if it's "T" or "t" ;)
 

leeleatherwood

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Nice, that worked.

I probably could have figured that out myself had i remembered that unix/bsd is case sensitive.

Anyways, thanks to you both.
 
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