Fix incorrect smartctl mode for scsi drives #127
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-A makes sense for sata drives since it gets the block of numbered attributes parse_smartctl_attributes expects. For scsi drives -A gives too little information and even excludes half of the fields parse_smartctl_scsi_attributes explicitly is trying to pull out. Passing lowercase -a fixes this Signed-off-by: GunArm <james.barrett.lewis@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: GunArm <james.barrett.lewis@gmail.com>
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smartctl -A makes sense for sata drives since it gets the block of numbered attributes parse_smartctl_attributes expects. For scsi drives -A gives too little information and even excludes half of the fields parse_smartctl_scsi_attributes explicitly is trying to pull out. Passing lowercase -a fixes this
Signed-off-by: GunArm james.barrett.lewis@gmail.com