S.M.A.R.T. Does not start

[kikotte]

Hi,

S.M.A.R.T.

Do not want to start where can I see the log for it?

 

[Johnnie Black]

Check if SMART is enable for one or more USB devices, like your boot device, go to Storage -> View Disks, click on it/them and disable SMART, you should now be able to start the SMART service.

 

[kikotte]

Check if SMART is enable for one or more USB devices, like your boot device, go to Storage -> View Disks, click on it/them and disable SMART, you should now be able to start the SMART service.

http://I.imgur.com/UlTv5Yr.png

Should I turn everyone off, how do I know if any dishes are running out?

 

[Johnnie Black]

Looks like you're not using USB devices, still if one or more of your devices is the problem there should be error about it on the console, though my prime suspects would be nvd0 and nved1, possibly da12 and da13, you could disable SMART for those four and if the service starts just enable 2 by 2 to see which ones are the problem.

 

[kikotte]

Looks like you're not using USB devices, still if one or more of your devices is the problem there should be error about it on the console, though my prime suspects would be nvd0 and nved1, possibly da12 and da13, you could disable SMART for those four and if the service starts just enable 2 by 2 to see which ones are the problem.

I try to turn off the ones you write but nothing happened but when I turn it off, it works and then when I put back everything except nvd0 nved1 it will work.

shame should it be?

 

[Johnnie Black]

NVMe devices don't have ATA/SATA like attributes and are likely not fully understood by the SMART service, you should be fine by leaving SMART disable for those, but you can also create a bug report for future support.

 

[kikotte]

NVMe devices don't have ATA/SATA like attributes and are likely not fully understood by the SMART service, you should be fine by leaving SMART disable for those, but you can also create a bug report for future support.

Then I know. Thanks for the help.

https://redmine.ixsystems.com/issues/28117

 

[monsieurpsycho]

Check if SMART is enable for one or more USB devices, like your boot device, go to Storage -> View Disks, click on it/them and disable SMART, you should now be able to start the SMART service.

Solve my problem! I'm wondering why this is a problem in Freenas 11.1-u1 while in previous version (exact same config) it wasn't.