Steps to retrieve the SMART attributes from the Intel® Memory and Storage Tool (Intel® MAS) Graphic User Interface (GUI) and CLI
Looking to find out if any of the available tools from Intel are working to retrieve SMART from Intel® SSD.
Intel® Memory and Storage Tool GUI
- Download the Intel® Memory and Storage Tool GUI.
- Select the drive on the left panel.
- Select the Drive Details option under the Select a Feature dropdown menu.
- The SMART attributes will be displayed in the tool's window. To export the information click the Export button.
Intel® Memory and Storage Tool CLI (Command-Line Interface)
Download the Intel® Memory and Storage Tool CLI (Command-Line Interface)
Windows*
- Open a command prompt window.
Right-click Windows Start then click Command Prompt (Admin).
or
Click Windows Start, then type cmd and right-click the Command Prompt tile, then click Run as administrator.
- Identify Intel® SSDs as below.
Run the DISKPART utility from C:\ as below.
diskpart [Enter]. This opens DISKPART utility as below.
DISKPART> list disk Expect a response such as:
Disk 0 Online 298 GB
Disk 1, Disk 2, and so on.
Choose the Intel® SSD from the list above. In the example above it is Disk 0 . So index 0 will be used in all the next commands.
To get out of the DISKPART utility, type Exit.
- Using Intel® MAS to display SSD information.
C:\intelmas>intelmas.exe show -intelssd 0
Example results:
ProductFamily and SerialNumber of the Intel SSD
DevicePath:
DeviceStatus: Healthy
Firmware:
FirmwareUpdateAvailable:
Index:
ModelNumber:
ProductFamily
SerialNumber:
- Displaying SMART attributes.
For SATA drives:
intelmas.exe show -smart -intelssd 0For NVMe*/PCIe* drives:
intelmas.exe show –nvmelog SmartHealthInfo -intelssd 0Copy-paste the screen scroll into a text file and provide this to support agents.
Linux*
- Open terminal with root permission.
sudo su
Ensure that the command line interface begins with # and not $; as this indicates use has root privileges.
- Displaying SMART attributes.
For SATA drives:
intelmas show -smart -intelssd 0Copy-paste the screen scroll into a text file and provide to support agents or redirect to a file as below:
intelmas show -smart -intelssd 0 > intelssdsmart.txt
For PCIe* drives:
intelmas show –nvmelog SmartHealthInfo -intelssd 0 > intelssdsmart.txt
To learn how to read the SMART attributes information, refer to the following articles:
