nvme-cli como alternativa Linux a CrystalDiskInfo
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Nuestra opinión
nvme-cli is a capable tool for reading SMART data and health status on NVMe drives, making it a solid replacement for CrystalDiskInfo if you only use NVMe SSDs and are comfortable with the command line. It reports temperature, power-on hours, and overall health. However, it does not support SATA or other non-NVMe drives, so users with mixed drive types will need additional tools. It lacks GUI and automatic notifications. Best suited for experienced Linux users focused on NVMe hardware.
- Licencia
- GPL-2.0
- Precio
- Gratis
- Última versión
- 3.1
- Valoración
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Lo que funciona igual
- Reads SMART attributes from NVMe SSDs
- Reports drive health status (using SMART data)
- Displays temperature and power-on hours
- Supports multiple NVMe drives simultaneously
- Provides low-level controller information
Lo que cambia
- nvme-cli is command-line only, no GUI
- Only works with NVMe drives, not SATA or other interfaces
- No built-in alerting or background monitoring
- Does not show health as 'Good/Caution/Bad' with color codes
- No automatic startup or system tray presence
Abrir tus archivos de CrystalDiskInfo
CrystalDiskInfo saves drive data in its own format (e.g., .cdi files), which nvme-cli cannot read or import. nvme-cli does not export data to any structured file format by default; output is plain text. Users must manually log or redirect CLI output to a file. There is no direct compatibility between the two tools' data files.
Pasar de CrystalDiskInfo a nvme-cli, paso a paso
- Install nvme-cli using your distro's package manager (e.g., sudo apt install nvme-cli)
- Run 'nvme list' to see all NVMe drives
- Use 'nvme smart-log /dev/nvme0n1' to check SMART data for a drive
- Check temperature and power-on hours in the smart-log output
- Set up a cron job or script if you want periodic monitoring
Funciones clave de nvme-cli
- Leer información de salud SMART
- Mostrar detalles del controlador y de los espacios de nombres
- Actualizar firmware
- Crear, eliminar y redimensionar espacios de nombres
- Realizar operaciones de borrado seguro y formateo
- Establecer y obtener banderas de características
- Soporte para NVMe over Fabrics
- Funciona en todas las principales distribuciones de Linux
Cómo instalar nvme-cli en Linux
sudo apt install nvme-clisudo apt install nvme-clisudo dnf install nvme-clisudo pacman -S nvme-clisudo zypper install nvme-cliPreguntas frecuentes
Can nvme-cli monitor my SATA SSD like CrystalDiskInfo does?
No, nvme-cli only works with NVMe drives. For SATA SSDs, use smartmontools with 'smartctl'.
Is there a GUI alternative that does what CrystalDiskInfo does on Linux?
Yes, tools like GSmartControl provide a GUI for SMART data and support both NVMe and SATA drives.
How do I get alerts if my NVMe drive fails?
nvme-cli doesn't do alerts. Use smartmontools with email scripts or systemd services to monitor and notify.
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