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| From | ant@zimage.comANT (Ant) |
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| Subject | Re: What's the best low-end supported Linux to use in a very old 2008 MacBook Pro? |
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| Date | 2022-06-26 01:42 -0500 |
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In comp.os.linux.setup 25.BZ959 <25BZ959@nada.net> wrote:
> Uhhhhhhhh ... bad SMART test = DO NOT USE !
> I'd suggest SCRIPTING those SMART tests weekly at least.
> Just run it from root cron, maybe have it send e-mails.
> I can provide a fair example of such a script if you really
> badly need it (personal/company particulars excluded, of
> course)
> You can do it all with bash ... basically run the smartctrl
> short test on each drive and send the results to a file -
> then probe the file for certain keywords and prepare your
> final report from the results. I have several boxes that
> do it every morning on all drives before biz hours. Some of
> the others have web interfaces and run such tests themselves -
> so you can just look at the reports. Anyway, a TAD clunky
> but WORKS real good. You can smarten-up the tests using
> something like a Python script instead, I've got one of
> those, makes it easier to find keywords and format/mail
> the reports. Simple, crude, gets it done.
> Need to smarten-up the reports a bit so they'll ignore
> really OLD, usually ATA, errors probably related to
> bad shut-downs. The SMART report DOES list power-on
> hours ... just gotta compare TODAYS power-on hours
> vs when the ATA errors happened. Over, say, 250 hours
> diff and it's not worth reporting.
That's a different computer, not 2008 MacBook Pro.
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