[SATLUG] SMART drive labeled bad

[Sean Carolan]

On 10/16/07, Jonathan Hull <masterr at gmail.com> wrote:
> Not that I know of. But my general rule is if it gives SMART errors,
> it is time to replace. That can be a sign of trouble ahead. Or at the
> very least do a good backup.

I get a SMART error every time I boot up, but when I analyze with
smartctl it always comes up clean.  Not sure what that's about, but I
do have RAID1 as well as backups of the important stuff. . .