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Last Updated April 10, 2024

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View And Retrieve SMART Data Using Solidigm™ (Formerly Intel®) Tools

Steps To Review And Export SMART Attributes

Summary

How to view the SMART Attributes of your solid state drive (SSD), including how to export them, using:

  • Solidigm™ Storage Tool
  • Solidigm Synergy™ Toolkit
NOTE While SMART is a standard across all SSDs, Solidigm Tools are only expected to work with Solidigm SSDs.

Resolution

Solidigm Synergy Toolkit

Download: Solidigm Synergy™ Toolkit

The Solidigm Synergy Toolkit focus is on Solidigm Client NVMe* SSDs.

The GUI is the expected use case. The CLI allows for scripts to check and perform the update.

GUI

  1. Locate the desired drive in the "Drives" tab
  2. Select the "S.M.A.R.T." tab

Currently, the GUI can only display SMART.

    CLI

    1. Open the CLI as admin. [Help]
    2. Get the reference to drive. [Help]
    3. Execute the correct command:
      • sst show –nvmelog SmartHealthInfo –ssd <ref>

    To save the output to a file, add Add '> filename.txt' to the end of a command.
    It's saved in the current location. Example:

    • sst show –nvmelog SmartHealthInfo -ssd 0 > ~/Desktop/SMART.txt

    Currently, the CLI cannot export SATA SMART.

    Solidigm™ Storage Tool

    The Solidigm Storage Tool is focused on SolidigmData Center SSDs, but contains support for legacy Client SSDs (see Latest Firmware tables)

    GUI

    1. Click the "SMART" option
      1. Left side menu
    2. Select the appropriate drive
      1. Top right dropdown
    3. The SMART attributes are displayed.
    4. Click the "Export" icon and select the file type.

    CLI

    1. Open the CLI as admin. [Help]
    2. Get the reference to drive. [Help]
    3. Execute the correct command:
      • SATA: sst show -smart -ssd <ref>
      • NVMe: sst show –nvmelog SmartHealthInfo –ssd <ref>

    To save the output to a file, add Add '> filename.txt' to the end of a command.
    It's saved in the current location. Example:

    • sst show –nvmelog SmartHealthInfo -ssd 0 > ~/Desktop/SMART.txt

    Questions? Check out our Community Forum for help.

    Issues? Contact Solidigm™ Customer Support:
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    View And Retrieve SMART Data Using Solidigm™ (Formerly Intel®) Tools