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# harvester
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r
The Harvester OS is read-only (immutable), but you can customize the OS image for future nodes, perform boot-time changes with cloud-config, or you can temporarily make the OS writeable for troubleshooting.
a
Thank you for the explanation. Do you have any resource or guidance on monitoring hardware status in Harvester? HCI is a new concept to me, so I'm not certain regarding industrial practice on this matter.
r
Here's the page about the Harvester OS: https://docs.harvesterhci.io/v1.1/troubleshooting/os
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I see
smartctl
is already installed on my Harvester 1.1.1 OS.
You can run
lsblk
to list block device names, then say
sudo smartctl -a /dev/DEVICE_NAME
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a
Ohh
sudo
, I forgot about that, thank you for the hint.
The command does not exist in regular user context, now it works as expected.