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Subject: Re: smartd blows away mfi config
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Douglas Gilbert <dgilbert@interlog.com> writes:
> Not sure how SES devices appear as device nodes (i.e. /dev entries)
> in FreeBSD. If they can be mistaken for disks then smartd has
> a problem which I will look into.

Thanks.

As a quick fix, how do I write a drivedb entry that tells smartd to stay
away from it?

I find it strange that nobody else has run into this yet...  perhaps
it's specific to a particular firmware version.

DES
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