[SOLVED] smartctl version 7.4

Version 7.4 of the smartmontools are still not in the stable bookworm repo. You would have to add bookworm-backports repo to get that package...
 
Version 7.4 of the smartmontools are still not in the stable bookworm repo. You would have to add bookworm-backports repo to get that package...
Version upgrades on the stable repo only happen when stable is upgraded to the next version. Debian back-ports fixes rather than updating the package because that might break configuration files and such. So not until trixie is released will the packages be updated.
 
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You could open a ticket on Bugzilla: [1], with your/the reasoning, as suggested here:

[1] https://bugzilla.proxmox.com
 
Or just install the one from debian-backports. That's what it is for.
The version installed on my server is 7.3-pve1 which means its a Proxmox maintained version, not from Debian repos. The version on pvetest is 7.3 as well.
Does the debian version 7.4 fully work on proxmox and can it be installed alongside or over the pve version?
If yes, what is the reason for why Proxmox has its own smartmontools package?
Regardless, i think Proxmox should at least update their package to 7.4-pve1 for the pvetest repo
 
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Is there a possibility that smartctl will be updated to v7.4?

Due to the fact that used Seagate hard disks are sold as new, it would be useful if the current version of smartctl is also available on Proxmox, which is able to read the FARM values.

https://www.heise.de/news/Festplatt...methoden-fuer-andere-Hersteller-10277822.html
I see that this post was marked as solved but i dont see any solution, can ya tell me how u solved it? did u install 7.4 manually or something? and if so, how?
 
I see that this post was marked as solved but i dont see any solution, can ya tell me how u solved it? did u install 7.4 manually or something? and if so, how?

You would have to add bookworm-backports repo to get that package...
Or just install the one from debian-backports. That's what it is for.
Use on your own risk...
 
well, i guess ill wait for the next proxmox release when they finally decide to implement 7.4 lol, better safe than sorry