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Modified and extended version of the patch v4 by Roland Reinl (see Issue 256). Main differences to the original patch: DeviceIoControl refactorings removed, SmartAttribute is now descriptive only and does not hold any state, report is written as one 80 columns table, sensors are created only for meaningful values and without duplicates (remaining life, temperatures, host writes and reads). Also the current implementation should really preserve all the functionality of the old system. Additionally there is now a simple SMART devices emulation class (DebugSmart) that can be used in place of WindowsSmart for testing with reported data.
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/*
Version: MPL 1.1/GPL 2.0/LGPL 2.1
The contents of this file are subject to the Mozilla Public License Version
1.1 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with
the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
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WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License
for the specific language governing rights and limitations under the License.
The Original Code is the Open Hardware Monitor code.
The Initial Developer of the Original Code is
Roland Reinl <roland-reinl@gmx.de>.
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Portions created by the Initial Developer are Copyright (C) 2011-2012
Modified and extended version of the patch v4 by Roland Reinl (see Issue 256). Main differences to the original patch: DeviceIoControl refactorings removed, SmartAttribute is now descriptive only and does not hold any state, report is written as one 80 columns table, sensors are created only for meaningful values and without duplicates (remaining life, temperatures, host writes and reads). Also the current implementation should really preserve all the functionality of the old system. Additionally there is now a simple SMART devices emulation class (DebugSmart) that can be used in place of WindowsSmart for testing with reported data.
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Paul Werelds
Michael Möller <m.moeller@gmx.ch>
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
namespace OpenHardwareMonitor.Hardware.HDD {
[NamePrefix("")]
internal class GenericHarddisk : AbstractHarddrive {
private static readonly List<SmartAttribute> smartAttributes =
new List<SmartAttribute> {
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new SmartAttribute(0x01, SmartNames.ReadErrorRate),
new SmartAttribute(0x02, SmartNames.ThroughputPerformance),
new SmartAttribute(0x03, SmartNames.SpinUpTime),
new SmartAttribute(0x04, SmartNames.StartStopCount, RawToInt),
new SmartAttribute(0x05, SmartNames.ReallocatedSectorsCount),
new SmartAttribute(0x06, SmartNames.ReadChannelMargin),
new SmartAttribute(0x07, SmartNames.SeekErrorRate),
new SmartAttribute(0x08, SmartNames.SeekTimePerformance),
new SmartAttribute(0x09, SmartNames.PowerOnHours, RawToInt),
new SmartAttribute(0x0A, SmartNames.SpinRetryCount),
new SmartAttribute(0x0B, SmartNames.RecalibrationRetries),
new SmartAttribute(0x0C, SmartNames.PowerCycleCount, RawToInt),
new SmartAttribute(0x0D, SmartNames.SoftReadErrorRate),
new SmartAttribute(0xAA, SmartNames.Unknown),
new SmartAttribute(0xAB, SmartNames.Unknown),
new SmartAttribute(0xAC, SmartNames.Unknown),
new SmartAttribute(0xB7, SmartNames.SataDownshiftErrorCount),
new SmartAttribute(0xB8, SmartNames.EndToEndError),
new SmartAttribute(0xB9, SmartNames.HeadStability),
new SmartAttribute(0xBA, SmartNames.InducedOpVibrationDetection),
new SmartAttribute(0xBB, SmartNames.ReportedUncorrectableErrors),
new SmartAttribute(0xBC, SmartNames.CommandTimeout),
new SmartAttribute(0xBD, SmartNames.HighFlyWrites),
new SmartAttribute(0xBF, SmartNames.GSenseErrorRate),
new SmartAttribute(0xC0, SmartNames.EmergencyRetractCycleCount),
new SmartAttribute(0xC1, SmartNames.LoadCycleCount),
new SmartAttribute(0xC3, SmartNames.HardwareEccRecovered),
new SmartAttribute(0xC4, SmartNames.ReallocationEventCount),
new SmartAttribute(0xC5, SmartNames.CurrentPendingSectorCount),
new SmartAttribute(0xC6, SmartNames.UncorrectableSectorCount),
new SmartAttribute(0xC7, SmartNames.UltraDmaCrcErrorCount),
new SmartAttribute(0xC8, SmartNames.WriteErrorRate),
new SmartAttribute(0xCA, SmartNames.DataAddressMarkErrors),
new SmartAttribute(0xCB, SmartNames.RunOutCancel),
new SmartAttribute(0xCC, SmartNames.SoftEccCorrection),
new SmartAttribute(0xCD, SmartNames.ThermalAsperityRate),
new SmartAttribute(0xCE, SmartNames.FlyingHeight),
new SmartAttribute(0xCF, SmartNames.SpinHighCurrent),
new SmartAttribute(0xD0, SmartNames.SpinBuzz),
new SmartAttribute(0xD1, SmartNames.OfflineSeekPerformance),
new SmartAttribute(0xD3, SmartNames.VibrationDuringWrite),
new SmartAttribute(0xD4, SmartNames.ShockDuringWrite),
new SmartAttribute(0xDC, SmartNames.DiskShift),
new SmartAttribute(0xDD, SmartNames.AlternativeGSenseErrorRate),
new SmartAttribute(0xDE, SmartNames.LoadedHours),
new SmartAttribute(0xDF, SmartNames.LoadUnloadRetryCount),
new SmartAttribute(0xE0, SmartNames.LoadFriction),
new SmartAttribute(0xE1, SmartNames.LoadUnloadCycleCount),
new SmartAttribute(0xE2, SmartNames.LoadInTime),
new SmartAttribute(0xE3, SmartNames.TorqueAmplificationCount),
new SmartAttribute(0xE4, SmartNames.PowerOffRetractCycle),
new SmartAttribute(0xE6, SmartNames.GmrHeadAmplitude),
new SmartAttribute(0xE8, SmartNames.EnduranceRemaining),
new SmartAttribute(0xE9, SmartNames.PowerOnHours),
new SmartAttribute(0xF0, SmartNames.HeadFlyingHours),
new SmartAttribute(0xF1, SmartNames.TotalLbasWritten),
new SmartAttribute(0xF2, SmartNames.TotalLbasRead),
new SmartAttribute(0xFA, SmartNames.ReadErrorRetryRate),
new SmartAttribute(0xFE, SmartNames.FreeFallProtection),
Modified and extended version of the patch v4 by Roland Reinl (see Issue 256). Main differences to the original patch: DeviceIoControl refactorings removed, SmartAttribute is now descriptive only and does not hold any state, report is written as one 80 columns table, sensors are created only for meaningful values and without duplicates (remaining life, temperatures, host writes and reads). Also the current implementation should really preserve all the functionality of the old system. Additionally there is now a simple SMART devices emulation class (DebugSmart) that can be used in place of WindowsSmart for testing with reported data.
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new SmartAttribute(0xC2, SmartNames.Temperature,
Modified and extended version of the patch v4 by Roland Reinl (see Issue 256). Main differences to the original patch: DeviceIoControl refactorings removed, SmartAttribute is now descriptive only and does not hold any state, report is written as one 80 columns table, sensors are created only for meaningful values and without duplicates (remaining life, temperatures, host writes and reads). Also the current implementation should really preserve all the functionality of the old system. Additionally there is now a simple SMART devices emulation class (DebugSmart) that can be used in place of WindowsSmart for testing with reported data.
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(byte[] r, byte v) => { return r[0]; }, SensorType.Temperature, 0),
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new SmartAttribute(0xE7, SmartNames.Temperature,
Modified and extended version of the patch v4 by Roland Reinl (see Issue 256). Main differences to the original patch: DeviceIoControl refactorings removed, SmartAttribute is now descriptive only and does not hold any state, report is written as one 80 columns table, sensors are created only for meaningful values and without duplicates (remaining life, temperatures, host writes and reads). Also the current implementation should really preserve all the functionality of the old system. Additionally there is now a simple SMART devices emulation class (DebugSmart) that can be used in place of WindowsSmart for testing with reported data.
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(byte[] r, byte v) => { return r[0]; }, SensorType.Temperature, 0),
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new SmartAttribute(0xBE, SmartNames.TemperatureDifferenceFrom100,
Modified and extended version of the patch v4 by Roland Reinl (see Issue 256). Main differences to the original patch: DeviceIoControl refactorings removed, SmartAttribute is now descriptive only and does not hold any state, report is written as one 80 columns table, sensors are created only for meaningful values and without duplicates (remaining life, temperatures, host writes and reads). Also the current implementation should really preserve all the functionality of the old system. Additionally there is now a simple SMART devices emulation class (DebugSmart) that can be used in place of WindowsSmart for testing with reported data.
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null, SensorType.Temperature, 0)
};
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public GenericHarddisk(ISmart smart, string name, string firmwareRevision,
int index, ISettings settings)
: base(smart, name, firmwareRevision, index, smartAttributes, settings) {}
Modified and extended version of the patch v4 by Roland Reinl (see Issue 256). Main differences to the original patch: DeviceIoControl refactorings removed, SmartAttribute is now descriptive only and does not hold any state, report is written as one 80 columns table, sensors are created only for meaningful values and without duplicates (remaining life, temperatures, host writes and reads). Also the current implementation should really preserve all the functionality of the old system. Additionally there is now a simple SMART devices emulation class (DebugSmart) that can be used in place of WindowsSmart for testing with reported data.
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}
}
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