Dell BOSS-S1 card (Marvell 88SE9230)

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i3v
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Dell BOSS-S1 card (Marvell 88SE9230)

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HDSentinel for linux (version 0.20c-x64.10851) is unable to show any useful data for the "Dell Boot Optimized Storage Solution-S1" M.2 SATA RAID-1 card with a couple of MICRON MTFDDAV240TCB disks attached:

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[root@cn01 hdsentinel]# ./HDSentinel  -verbose
Hard Disk Sentinel for LINUX console 0.20c-x64.10851 (c) 2024 info@hdsentinel.com
Start with -r [reportfile] to save data to report, -h for help

Examining hard disk configuration ...
 Disk device: /dev/sda

HDD Device  0: /dev/sda
HDD Model ID : DELLBOSS VD
HDD Serial No: 1xxxxxxxxxxx0
HDD Revision : MV.R00-0
HDD Size     : 228873 MB
Interface    : S-ATA Gen3, 6 Gbps
Temperature  : Unknown °C
Highest Temp.: Unknown °C
Health       : Unknown %
Performance  : Unknown %
Power on time:
Est. lifetime:
Interestingly:
  1. This card uses "Marvell Technology Group Ltd. 88SE9230 PCIe SATA 6Gb/s Controller (rev 11)" controller (in accordance with "lspci")
  2. The tool from Marvell (google "marvell technology group ltd. 88se9230 read SMART" and see the stackexchange result) is able to read at least some minimal data (hardly useful at all, to be honest):

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    > smart -p 0
    SMART STATUS RETURN: NotOK.
    
    Smart Info
    ID      Attribute Name          RawValue
    01      Read Error Rate         000000000000
    05      Reallocated Sectors     000000000000
    09      Power-On Hours Count    00000000D368
    0C      Power Cycle Count       00000000002A
    B3      Used Reserved Blocks(Total)     000000000000
    B4      Unused Reserved Block   00000000122C
    B5      Program Fail Count (Total)      000000000000
    B6      Erase Fail Count (Total)        000000000000
    C2      SSD Temperature         000000000029
    C3      ECC Error Rate          000000000000
    C6      Uncorrectable Sector Count      000000000000
    C7      CRC Error Count         000000000000
    
    > smart -p 1
    SMART STATUS RETURN: OK.
    
    Smart Info
    ID      Attribute Name          RawValue
    01      Read Error Rate         000000000000
    05      Reallocated Sectors     000000000000
    09      Power-On Hours Count    00000000D6C5
    0C      Power Cycle Count       00000000002A
    B3      Used Reserved Blocks(Total)     000000000000
    B4      Unused Reserved Block   00000000122C
    B5      Program Fail Count (Total)      000000000000
    B6      Erase Fail Count (Total)        000000000000
    C2      SSD Temperature         000000000028
    C3      ECC Error Rate          000000000000
    C6      Uncorrectable Sector Count      000000000000
    C7      CRC Error Count         000000000000
    
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Re: Dell BOSS-S1 card (Marvell 88SE9230)

Post by hdsentinel »

Thanks for your message and information.

Yes, I'm afraid this is "normal".
The DELLBOSS (generally Marvell 9230 RAID) is completely supported by the Windows version of Hard Disk Sentinel, but not under Linux.
Sorry, but the Linux version has limited RAID support compared to the Windows version.
i3v
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Re: Dell BOSS-S1 card (Marvell 88SE9230)

Post by i3v »

OK. Thanks for explaining this!
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