Re: CMD680, kernel 2.4.21, and heartache

[Erik Bourget]

Tomasz Rola <rtomek@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> On Fri, 3 Oct 2003, Erik Bourget wrote:
>
>> Erik Bourget <erik@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> 
>> (194)Temperature             0x0002   196   196   000       1441854
>
> You should definitely take a look at other drives data in all computers,
> esp. temperature. Consult this with max allowed temperature as defined by
> hd manufacturer for this specific type of the drive (should be somewhere
> on their website or on google). Each disk is different but the general
> safe bet for a limit is 40-45 oC, from what I know.
>
> Your room may be cool but it's better to check.
>
> bye
> T.

Yeah, it says 196, and that's bizarre.  196 whats?  From looking at other
example output, the '1441854' number is usually the true deg. C of the
machine.  But I'm reasonably sure that it's not at a million and a half
centigrade.

I can open the case up and put my hand on the drive.  It feels cooler to the
touch than the 10k SCSI drives in the next machine over...

Thanks though;

Erik

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