Would it be possible to extend the cloudshell display to include the stats from more than two drives? I have a 32 GB eMMC, a 16GB USB flash for backup and a 120 GB SSD but only the former two appear on the display. My coding skills are not up to the job
Would it be possible to extend the cloudshell display to include the stats from more than two drives? I have a 32 GB eMMC, a 16GB USB flash for backup and a 120 GB SSD but only the former two appear on the display. My coding skills are not up to the job
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Thanks Fourdee look forward to it - the reason for the request is the SSD somehow became disconnected/unmounted and it took a while for me to realise that was the reason for some errors.
johnvick wrote:SSD somehow became disconnected/unmounted
Hi John,
Bizzare, did this occur when the device was powered on, or, after reboot? Might be worth checking dmesg after this occurs again, last entries should give some info, or paste here and i'll take a look.
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Not really sure when it happened but the three devices I have running DietPi are on 24/7 (Banana M1, Raspberry 3, XU4) and are are only rebooted if necessary. I'll watch for it happening again and check the logs.
It happened again - the SSD failed. I suspect overheating - the XU4 was simultaneously updating Emby databases on several devices but the files are on the eMMC not the SSD. Anyhow the SSD felt very warm. A software reboot went into emergency mode. Rather than attach a monitor I powered down and left to cool and started again and all is well.
This is from dmesg - it goes on like this so just a selection
It reads from SMART info directly on the drive, so if its not available, possibly the cloudshell USB <> SATA converter doesnt support it. In which case, have to go by touch, or IR temp gun.
Usually, operating temps for SSD's are 0-70'c, is it possible yours is running hotter than this?
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#DietPi external USB drive. Power management settings.
/dev/sda {
#10 mins
spindown_time = 120
#
apm = 254
}
This is to enable drive spin down (powersaving) after 10 minutes. As your using SSD, try removing that code, reboot then see if the issue reoccurs.
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