I am running the latest version of Ubuntu and have recently installed the Samsung SSD 990 PRO. When I went to the Disks app I noticed that the SMART Data & Self Tests were greyed out. Looking into it I installed the cli tool smartmontools and that provides some information that is helpful, but it looks like it doesn't support SMART Data reporting according to the smartctl output. My question is if there is a way to somehow activate it or access the SMART Data in some other way? The Samsung Magic tool for that purpose isn't supported in Linux. This is my first SSD so I am very new to all of this. Thanks for your help!
i think that's an nvme drive so install and use the nvme-cli package. Code: sudo apt install nvme-cli See: https://nvmexpress.org/open-source-n...face-nvme-cli/ for howto use the commands for it.
sudo apt install nvme-cli
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Samsung has ISO with updates for firmware. Each ISO is only for one model & one version of firmware. Compare to vendors support site sudo dmidecode -s bios-version udisksctl status or sudo apt install nvme-cli sudo nvme list Look under firmware, not Magician. Shows ISO by model & firmware versio. https://semiconductor.samsung.com/co...support/tools/ And then download ISO & create bootable flash drive. (I booted with grub loopmount and was surprised it worked with loopmount as not all ISO work).
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Thank you all for your advice! I'm now able to see my drive status and health.
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