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%define ver 020
Name:           hdsentinel
Version:        0.20
Release:        0
Summary:        Hard Disk Sentinel Linux Edition
License:        SUSE-Freeware
URL:            https://www.hdsentinel.com/hard_disk_sentinel_linux.php
Source0:        http://www.hdsentinel.com/hdslin/%{name}-%{ver}-x64.zip
BuildRequires:  unzip
ExclusiveArch:  x86_64

%description
Hard Disk Sentinel -  examine the temperature and health information
(and more) of IDE, S-ATA (SATA II also), SCSI and USB hard disks
connected to motherboard or external controller cards.

List of features
* display hard disk / solid state disk information on the terminal
* create comprehensive report about the disk system, including both hard
  disk and SSD specific features (for example, media rotation rate, TRIM command, etc.)
* display and manage acoustic setting of hard disks (on supported USB disks also)
* offers outputs for both users and scripts/other applications to process

The following information are displayed:
* detected hard disk number and device name (for example /dev/sda)
* size, model ID, serial number, revision and interface of all detected hard disks
* temperature, health and performance values
* power on time (days, hour, minutes - if supported)
  Note: this is for informational purposes only, the value displayed under Windows
  (after some minutes of testing) may be more accurate
* acoustic management settings (if supported and -aam or -setaam option is used

Command line switches
The switches are NOT case sensitive. Upper and lower case can be used to specify them.
* -h - displays help and usage information
* -r [report file] - automatically save report to filename (default: report.txt)
* -dump - dump report to stdout (can be used with -xml to dump XML output instead of text)
* -xml - create and save XML report instead of TXT
* -solid - solid output (drive, tempC, health%, power on hours, model, S/N, size)
* -verbose - detailed detection information and save temporary files (only for debug purposes)
* -aam - display acoustic management settings (current and recommended level)
* -setaam drive_num|ALL level(hex)80-FE|QUIET|LOUD - set acoustic level on drive 0..n (or all)
   80 or QUIET is the lowest (most silent) setting, FE or LOUD is the highest (fastest) setting
   For example: hdsentinel -setaam 0 loud - Configures drive 0 to fastest (loud) setting. Same
   as hdsentinel -setaam 0 FE

Please send saved XML or TXT reports, questions or ideas to info@hdsentinel.com to help
improving this tool.

%prep
%build
%install

mkdir -p %{buildroot}%{_sbindir}

unzip %{SOURCE0} -d %{buildroot}/%{_sbindir}
mv %{buildroot}/%{_sbindir}/HDSentinel %{buildroot}/%{_sbindir}/hdsentinel
chmod 0755 %{buildroot}%{_sbindir}/hdsentinel

ln -fs %{_sbindir}/hdsentinel %{buildroot}%{_sbindir}/HDSentinel

#generate help file
mkdir -p %{buildroot}%{_docdir}/%{name}
cat > %{buildroot}%{_docdir}/%{name}/examples << EOF
Examples
Optimize complete system for silence: hdsentinel -setaam all quiet
Optimize complete system for high performance (but louder disk access):
 hdsentinel -setaam all loud

Select a balanced level between silence and performance on drive 0:
 hdsentinel -setaam 0 C0

Note: some disks do not support balanced settings and they may select the
       most silent (80) or high performance (FE) setting instead.
 Please start hsentinel without parameters to see drive assignments
 (eg. /dev/sda) to drive indexes.
Due to the high amount of requests, it is possible to create minimal output
which can be easily parsed and processed for further use. Some examples are:
List disk drives, temperature (in Celsius), health %, power on hours, disk model,
disk serial, size:
 hdsentinel -solid. Sample results:

/dev/sda 42   3  4830 WDC_WD800JD-8LSA0   WD-WMAM9F937837   76324
  /dev/sdb 30 100  6128 ST3250624A          5ND3J94R         238472
  /dev/sdc 46 100 10982 WDC_WD2500JS-00MHB0 WD-WCANK8705209  238475
  /dev/sdd  ?   ?     ? GENERIC_CF_READER   9999                  0
  /dev/sde  ?   ?     ? GENERIC_SD_READER   9999               1963

List only temperature, drive, size:
 hdsentinel -solid | awk '{print $2, $1, $7}'

42 /dev/sda 76324
  30 /dev/sdb 238472
  46 /dev/sdc 238475
  ? /dev/sdd 0
  ? /dev/sde 1963

List only temperature, drive, model ID, highest temperature on top, drives without
temperature information (for example card readers) removed:
 hdsentinel -solid | awk '{print $2, $1, $5}' | grep -v "^?" | sort -nr

46 /dev/sdc WDC_WD2500JS-00MHB0
  42 /dev/sda WDC_WD800JD-8LSA0
  30 /dev/sdb ST3250624A

List only health, temperature, drive, lowest health on top, drives without temperature
information (for example card readers) removed:
 hdsentinel -solid | awk '{print $3, $2, $1}' | grep -v "^?" | sort -n

3 42 /dev/sda
  100 30 /dev/sdb
  100 46 /dev/sdc

Note that the spaces in hard disk model ID and serial number are replaced with underscore (_).

EOF

%files
%{_sbindir}/HDSentinel
%{_sbindir}/hdsentinel
%{_docdir}/%{name}/

%changelog

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