Re: Houston Summer -> duplicate inode range

[Federico Sevilla III <jijo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Sat, 28 Jul 2001 at 20:27, Chris Bednar wrote:
> Today, I had a disk overheat, which led to severe corruption on an XFS
> volume.

I have absolutely no experience or knowledge enough to help you out with
your problem, but I was wondering: how does one monitor the temperature of
the hard drives? I have sensors on my motherboard that I presume get the
ambient temperature readings inside the case, and my hard drives are not
too far away, but I was wondering if maybe hard drives have embedded
thermal sensors? Or should the paranoid install some thermal sensor
plastered on each drive?

 --> Jijo

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