SMART-info used by mdadm/mdmon?

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Hi!

I try to understand if mdadm/mdmon use SMART-information to realize if a disk is broken (or will soon be broken), or if they only use more concrete information about read/writes and different response times to kick out a disk from a mdadm-raid.

/Erik Starbäck, UPPMAX Uppsala University








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