So a guess is that the SSD has developed bad sectors. Is there a way
of running tests for the SSD within Ubuntu?
Also check the SMART values.
Marco Moock wrote:Thanks. You write "In Ub, disks can do that raphically". I take it
Also check the SMART values.
In Ub, disks can do that graphically; select the disk and the menu has a >SMART data and self-tests item that shows 13 smart attributes and their >assessment w/o even doing any self-tests.
I mention it because I had never seen it :-)
Mike Easter
Marco Moock wrote:
Also check the SMART values.
In Ub, disks can do that graphically; select the disk and the menu has a
SMART data and self-tests item that shows 13 smart attributes and their
assessment w/o even doing any self-tests.
I mention it because I had never seen it :-)
Thanks. You write "In Ub, disks can do that raphically". I take it
"Ub" means Ubuntu. Where in Ubuntu should I see the D disc? In teh
program "Files"? Here I only see files and folders, not discs, and I
find no possibility to see the SMARTdata, not by right-click and not
in any menus. Please help an ignorant idiot :-)
By the way, I tried to use the fsck command. The command would not run
on a mounted discs, and I was told to reboot while holding shift, to
arrive in a spesial repair menu. However, holding down Shift or both Shift-keys only resulted in normal bootings.
Also tried the command "badblocks in Terminal. It ran for appr. 10
minutes and found no errors.
On Sun, 15 Oct 2023 11:22:34 -0700, Mike Easter <MikeE@ster.invalid>
wrote:
Marco Moock wrote:Thanks. You write "In Ub, disks can do that raphically". I take it
Also check the SMART values.
In Ub, disks can do that graphically; select the disk and the menu has a
SMART data and self-tests item that shows 13 smart attributes and their
assessment w/o even doing any self-tests.
I mention it because I had never seen it :-)
"Ub" means Ubuntu. Where in Ubuntu should I see the D disc? In teh
program "Files"? Here I only see files and folders, not discs, and I
find no possibility to see the SMARTdata, not by right-click and not
in any menus. Please help an ignorant idiot :-)
By the way, I tried to use the fsck command. The command would not run
on a mounted discs, and I was told to reboot while holding shift, to
arrive in a spesial repair menu. However, holding down Shift or both Shift-keys only resulted in normal bootings.
Also tried the command "badblocks in Terminal. It ran for appr. 10
minutes and found no errors.
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