Additional Wear Level Indicator Support Added

For 36-diskstatus:

• NEW: Support for Percent_Lifetime_Remain attribute as wear level indicator used by Crucial SSD's (and others)
• Minor document updates

36-diskstatus - Journalctl now default search location for smartctl

This release of 36-diskstatus should allow support for all systemd based systems, not just Ubuntu. Tested on Manjaro (Arch) as well.

36-diskstatus changes:

• NEW: Defaults to journalctl. Optional specify specific log files for syslog, etc.
• NEW: Define number of search days for journalctl for smartd entries
• NEW: Now removes text "_with_Heatsink" for smaller device names
• FIX: Filters out weird duplicate device names ending in "_1"
• FIX: Renders on systems with only NVMe devices (where no smartctl log entries)
• FIX: hddtemp support removed - Project was deprecated long ago

HOTFIX: double percentage sign shown in wear indicator of 36-diskstatus

• FIX: 36-diskstatus double percent sign no longer needed in output formatting string.

NVMe / SATA SSD Wear Level / Life Expectancy Indicators Added

• NEW: 36-diskstatus - NVMe and SATA SSDs which support wear level indicators will now show a percentage of life left such as [85%] next to device status.
• FIX: 36-diskstatus - All issues reported by shellcheck.

FIX: on "90-updates-available" without Ubuntu ESM / Pro messages

• FIX: adjusted search statement to find update and updates.
• Updated "90-updates-available" named 90-updates-available-no-esm can be used instead of 90-updates-available.
  • Filter out messages introduced by Ubuntu ESM and Ubuntu Pro.

HDDTemp not Required for Device Temperature

HDDTemp No Longer Required (bugfix)

• HDDTemp project is considered dead and no longer maintained. It is no longer included in many distribution repositories. If you do not have HDDTemp this script will fallback to scraping smartctl for temperature information.
• If HDDTemp is available it will be used for the devices being monitoring.
  • Unsupported devices like NVMe will fallback to scraping smartctl.

HDDTemp not Required for Device Temperature

HDDTemp No Longer Required

• HDDTemp project is considered dead and no longer maintained. It is no longer included in many distribution repositories. If you do not have HDDTemp this script will fallback to scraping smartctl for temperature information.
• If HDDTemp is available it will be used for the devices being monitoring.
  • Unsupporteed devices like NVMe will fallback to scraping smartctl.