Dnia Wednesday 03 of December 2003 21:44, Jeff Garzik napisa?:
> Editor's preface: This is clearly a first draft, only covering the
> basics. In order for this document to be effective, I request that
> users and developers send me (or post) their SATA driver questions and
> issues. I will do my best to address them here.
>
>
> Serial ATA (SATA) for Linux
> status report
> Dec 3, 2003
What about SMART capabilities? with sii3112 I had it, but with libata I cannot
get any informations :/
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Witold Krecicki wrote:
> Dnia Wednesday 03 of December 2003 21:44, Jeff Garzik napisa?:
>
>>Editor's preface: This is clearly a first draft, only covering the
>>basics. In order for this document to be effective, I request that
>>users and developers send me (or post) their SATA driver questions and
>>issues. I will do my best to address them here.
>>
>>
>>Serial ATA (SATA) for Linux
>>status report
>>Dec 3, 2003
>
> What about SMART capabilities? with sii3112 I had it, but with libata I cannot
> get any informations :/
Currently do not support random userland programs throwing random ATA
commands at us... so no SMART support at present :) It's coming, though.
Jeff
On Sun, 2004-01-18 at 19:00, Jeff Garzik wrote:
> Witold Krecicki wrote:
> > Dnia Wednesday 03 of December 2003 21:44, Jeff Garzik napisa?:
> >
> >>Editor's preface: This is clearly a first draft, only covering the
> >>basics. In order for this document to be effective, I request that
> >>users and developers send me (or post) their SATA driver questions and
> >>issues. I will do my best to address them here.
> >>
> >>
> >>Serial ATA (SATA) for Linux
> >>status report
> >>Dec 3, 2003
> >
> > What about SMART capabilities? with sii3112 I had it, but with libata I cannot
> > get any informations :/
>
>
> Currently do not support random userland programs throwing random ATA
> commands at us... so no SMART support at present :) It's coming, though.
On the note of SATA interfaced drives, is there a way to power them
down?
I have recently attached my spare PATA drive with a converter and use it
just for backups (mount, rsync, umount). I have these configured through
SCSI (/dev/sda) with the 3112 2.6.1 support. hdparm comlains the drive
is SCSI... is there a similar command to power it down?
thanks
Craig