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 Hello,I am going to test laptop with Fujitsu / Siemens hard drive but cannot read Attribute values.Here are some examples from the latest version of Windows by C. Franke:F: > smartctl.exe -a / dev / hdasmartctl version 5.37 [i686-mingw32-xp-sp2] Copyright (C) 2002-6 Bruce AllenHome page http: // smartmontools is.sourceforge.net/A warning! Identity reader structure error: Invalid SMART checksum.=== BEGIN INFORMATION PART ===Device Model: FUJITSU MHV2060BHSerial number: NW79T5B25DD2Firmware version: 00000025User capacity: 60¡011 ¡642 ¡880 bytesDevice: not present in Smartctl database [use: -P showall for details]ATA version: 7ATA standard is valid: ATA / ATAPI-7T13 1532D revision 4aLocal time: Tue, Jul 20, Friday, 11:00:09 am 2006SMART Support: Available - Model supports SMART.                  Operating system caching state enabled, attempting SMART RETURN STATEcmd supportsmart is: includedError reading SMART values: I / O errorSmartctl: Failed to check SMART values.Smart Read Error Thresholds: I / O ErrorSmartctl: Failed to set SMART read thresholds.=== READ BEGINNING OF SMART DATA SECTION ===Overall Productivity Self-Assessment SMART Health: PASSShared SMART values:Offline data collection phase: (0x00) Offline data collection activity                                        never started.                                        Automatic offline data collection:Disabled.Total offline timecomplete data collection: (0) seconds.Autonomous collectionSkills: Exploration (0x00) Offline Data Collection Nonesoupsite.SMART Properties: (0x0000) Automatic storage of SMART data                        will definitely not be implemented.Error Capability: Logging (0x00) Error logging support.                                        Supports My general logging.SMART Error Log Error: Reading I / O ErrorsSmartctl: Failed to read SMART error logSMART error Self-test log error: I / O read errorSmartctl: Failed to read SMART self-test logThe device definitely does not support selective self-test / logging.F: > smartctl.exe -a / dev / hda: ascTrademark Smartctl 5.37 [i686-mingw32-xp-sp2] Copyright (C) 2002-6 Bruce AllenHome page http: // smartmontools is.sourceforge.net/=== BEGIN INFORMATION PART ===Device Model: FUJITSU MHV2060BHSerial number: Version: nw79t5b25dd2Firmware 00000025User capacity: 60¡011 ¡642 ¡880 bytesDevice: not part of Smartctl [for details use: -P showall]ATA version: 7ATA standard: ATA / ATAPI-7 T13 1532D revision 4a.Local Time: Tue Jul 25 at 11:08:04 2006 PM.SMART Support: Available - the device supports SMART.                  Name is cached by the operating system, attempting SMART RETURN STATUScmd supportsmart is: includedSMART Error Values ​​Read Failure: I / O ErrorSmartctl: Failed to read SMART values.Thresholds for Smart Read Errors:I / O errorSmartctl: Failed to set SMART read thresholds.=== READ BEGINNING OF SMART DATA SECTION ===Overall Health Self-Assessment SMART: PASS testShared SMART values:Offline data collection status: (0x00) Offline data collection activity                                        never started.                                        Automatic offline data collection:Disabled.Total minutes before disconnectioncomplete data collection: (0) seconds.Autonomous collectionSkills: Tip (0x00) Offline Data Collection Nonesoupsite.SMART Capabilities: (0x0000) Automatic backup of SMART data                        not implemented.Error parameter: Logging (0x00) Supports error logging.                                        General logging is supported.SMART Error Log Error: Reading I / O ErrorsSmartctl: Failed to read SMART error logSMART error Self-test log error: I / O read errorSmartctl: Failed to read SMART self-test logThe device does not support Selective Self Test / Logging Client Support.F: > smartctl.exe -t cor A short version of / dev / hdasmartctl 5.37 [i686-mingw32-xp-sp2] Copyright (C) 2002-6 Bruce AllenHome page http: // smartmontools is.sourceforge.net/A warning! Identity reader structure error: Invalid SMART checksum.SMART Error Values ​​Read Failure: I / O ErrorSmartctl: Failed to read SMART values.Smart Read Error Thresholds: I / O ErrorSmartctl: Failed to set SMART read thresholds.=== FROM OFFLINE IMMEDIATELY AND SELF-TEST SECTION ===Warning: The device does not support self-test functions.Send the command: "Immediately run the short self-test of the mobile device atofflineFashion".Move the SMART command. Run a short self-test routine immediately infashione "succeeded offline.The tests began.F: > smartctl.exe -l / dev / hdaSmartctl Self-Test 5.37 [i686-mingw32-xp-sp2] Copyright (C) 2002-6 Bruce AllenHome page http: // smartmontools is.sourceforge.net/A warning! Identity reader structure error: Invalid SMART checksum.Error reading decomposed SMART values: I / O errorSmartctl: failedRead SMART values.Smart Read Error Thresholds: I / O ErrorSmartctl: Failed to set SMART read thresholds.=== READ BEGINNING OF SMART DATA SECTION ===SMART error Error reading self-test log: I / O errorSmartctl: SMART self-test protocol failureThanks for reading.ps: Bruce, your French doesn't work in the same quality as the code ...but thanks for the work :)

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 Bruno Roques wrote:> hello,>> I'm trying to test a huge Fujitsu / Siemens laptop with a hard drive, but just can't read> Attribute values.> Here are some of the latest Windows C. Franke products:>> F: > smartctl.exe -a / dev / hda> Smartctl version 5.37 [i686-mingw32-xp-sp2] Copyright (C) 2002-6 Bruce Allen> Home is the article http://smartmontools.sourceforge.net/>> Attention! Identity reader structure error: Invalid SMART checksum.> === BEGIN INFORMATION PART ===> Device model: FUJITSU MHV2060BH> Serial number: NW79T5B25DD2> Firmware version: 00000025> User capacity: 60 ¡011 ¡642 ¡880 bytes> Device: Not in Smartctl Database [forfor more information use: -P showall]> ATA version: 7> ATA standard: ATA / ATAPI-7 T13 1532D revision 4a> Local time: Tue Jul 25 at 11:00:09 2006 PM.> SMART Support: Available - Device is getting SMART capability.> Status is cached by the enabled operating system, SMART RETURN STATUS Cmd. try>.> SMART Support: Included>> Error reading SMART values: I / O error> Smartctl: Crash while reading SMART values.>> Error SMART Thresholds Error Reading I / O: Error> Smartctl: SMART reading thresholds failed.> ...>This can usually be a problem with the device driver. Please post the broadcast  smartctl -A -3rd thererrrs r ioctl, 2 / dev / hda: sand  smartctl -A -r ioctl, 2 / dev / hda: aand information about used ATA faces.Many thanks,Christian