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#Use the <code>su</code> command to become root. | #Use the <code>su</code> command to become root. | ||
#Install the ''hddtemp'' package using the <code>apt-get install hddtemp</code> command. | #Install the ''hddtemp'' package using the <code>apt-get install hddtemp</code> command. | ||
#When prompted, specify the desired settings. | #When prompted, specify the desired settings.<br> | ||
Once the ''hddtemp'' utility is installed, you can use it to check the hard disk's temperature using the following command: | Once the ''hddtemp'' utility is installed, you can use it to check the hard disk's temperature using the following command: | ||
Latest revision as of 13:44, 4 September 2010
Keeping your Bubba's hard disk temperature low can increase its lifespan of your Bubba's hard disk. So it's a good idea to regularly check the hard disk's temperature using the hddtemp tool. Here is how this done:
- Log in to your Bubba server via SSH
- Use the
sucommand to become root. - Install the hddtemp package using the
apt-get install hddtempcommand. - When prompted, specify the desired settings.
Once the hddtemp utility is installed, you can use it to check the hard disk's temperature using the following command:
hddtemp /dev/sda
The returned result should look something like that:
/dev/sda: DW CDW0500AASD0-S0B9 0: 42°C
The very last value is the actual temperature of the hard disk (in this case it's 42°C).