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    Powermanagement on Nexenta?

    Hi Folks, I would like to do WoL on my Nexenta NAS. For my understanding it doesn't work as long as the server is shutdown (poweroff). So first step would be to get some suspend mode to run I tried to install acpi but I get an error message. What do I have to do or install to get acpi...
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    How to run a script any 5 minutes on Nexenta?

    OK, found out how it works. 0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 * * * * /usr/local/bin/fancontrol.sh
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    How to run a script any 5 minutes on Nexenta?

    Somehow it doesn't work. */5 * * * * /usr/local/bin/fancontrol.sh crontab: error on previous line; unexpected character found in line. crontab: errors detected in input, no crontab file generated.
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    How to run a script any 5 minutes on Nexenta?

    Hi, I would like to run a script any five minutes. Which file do I have to modify to get it running? In my SuSE I just entered the following line to /etc/crontab */5 * * * * root /usr/local/bin/script.sh Unfortunately there is no /etc/crontab on Nexenta. Regards, Karsten
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    How to write to the log?

    Hi Folks, I would like to write to the system log on a Nexenta NAS from a script. I did 'logger "text"'. The system doesn't prompt an error but I don't see an entry in /var/log/messages. Is it written to somewhere else? Is there another command to use for this purpose? Regards...
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    smartctl doesn't work in Nexenta

    Meanwhile the issues is solved. smartctl -a /dev/rdsk/c2t1d0p4 -d scsi | grep -i 'Current Drive Temperature' provides the needed information.
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    smartctl doesn't work in Nexenta

    So, did the check. There is acutally no SATA setting like that on the regular controller. There is only an according setting to the JMicron RAID Controller. So I enabled the controller set it to AHCI but doesn't change anything. Would have been crazy if it did anyway since the disks are...
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    smartctl doesn't work in Nexenta

    I don't think so, but let me check. I assume it's set to IDE because I thaught AHCI is just for SSDs.
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    smartctl doesn't work in Nexenta

    SMART Monitoring is also enabled.
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    smartctl doesn't work in Nexenta

    The regular SATAController is enabled. The JMicron RAID-Controller is disabled.
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    smartctl doesn't work in Nexenta

    The BIOS menu item "HDD SMART Monitoring" is also enabled.
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    smartctl doesn't work in Nexenta

    Yes, that's what I mean with "Menu Item". Regards, Karsten
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    smartctl doesn't work in Nexenta

    Hi Folks, I just changed the hardware of my NAS. I just try to monitor disk health status with smartmontools. But unlike my former hardware it does not work. Anytime i do smartctl I get an error message like below. I have six disks installed. All the same. Here is some configuration...
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