Recent content by JousterL

I see the issue now, as doing a fair amount of research shows that the raw value likely isn't a 'value' so much as some form of encoded state (as Seagate tends to do). As I was unable to find any reliable method to identify how this could be converted to a byte count, this bug report can be closed.

Plugged in my backup drive and looked at it on HWInfo and it's giving me impossibly large values for the Total Host Writes and Reads: Attached Debug log. I'm guessing it's something miscalculating from the SMART Total LBA's Read/Written? From smartmontools:

Just tested with Beta-4890 and confirmed it's no longer crashing the iSCSI endpoint, where Beta-4885 was. Thank you very much for the effort! :)

Just recreated and attached full. Didn't realize it would get overwritten as soon as I opened vs. when a scan occurred but that makes sense. And no, unfortunately it's not robust at all. But I really appreciate a bypass option.

Is there a way to blacklist a device from HWInfo? When it attempts to scan my iSCSI-mapped drive, the iscsi-target binary on the remote system segfaults and the drive disconnects. HWInfo in turn takes a long time to 'time out' from this crash and finish processing. I realize this very likely...