Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #1227, comment 30
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Ticket #1227, comment 30
initial v1 3 3 I've written a lot more on my previous Crucial M4 128G, running write-heavy stuff for well over a year, and yet it seems that under the same load as my MX500 500GB it could over-last it! It went to 35 pct used from Dec 2013 to Dec 2019, with my oldest smartd logs showing it was already at 27pct in July 2015 due to its early life hammering. By comparison the MX500 is at 14pct since Dec 2019! 4 4 5 Calculating the WAF from attr 247-248 is another way to see something is odd (yet afaik Crucial consider it a normal behavior...) Mine is at 7.94 agv since the beginning, going up and do nea lot but maybe more up that down...5 Calculating the WAF from attr 247-248 is another way to see something is odd (yet afaik Crucial consider it a normal behavior...) Mine is at 7.94 agv since the beginning, going up and down a lot but maybe more up that down... 6 6 7 7 If you wish to give people life expectancy pre-warnings, i.e. "at the current usage rate your ssd will stop working in X years/days.." that might actually help the users determine if something is wrong, but sending random warning about an attribute that goes to 1 as part of the normal ssd function (albeit quite more often when said ssh write GB's in batch in the background) I don't think that's very helpful.
