What is smartd?

[Yves Vanlerberghe]

It fails here too. I just left it that way for a while, not too bothered
about it but then I read the post below and remembered that my HD is on
/dev/hdc so I changed from /dev/hda to /dev/hdc and PRONTO. Works :)

Cool.

--Yves

On Wed, 2004-03-24 at 19:36, Christopher K. Johnson wrote:
> Possibly you have scsi disks?  The default setting is to monitor 
> /dev/hda, but you can easily change that by editing /etc/smartd.conf
> 
> man smartd.conf
> 
> Chris
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