is there a way to get detailed information about HDD in linux

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In 2013 I used a program that analyzes the HDD and gives detailed and deep information about the hard disk. However, that program, CrystalDiskInfo, only works on Windows.



Is there a GUI that is similar to the CrystalDiskInfo which displays the information based on the S.M.A.R.T characteristics?



I am looking specifically for the life time hours to estimate how many hours did the laptop work.



I am running Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia 64-bit - MATE 1.18 on my DELL inspiron 1546




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    Other than smartctl?
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In 2013 I used a program that analyzes the HDD and gives detailed and deep information about the hard disk. However, that program, CrystalDiskInfo, only works on Windows.



Is there a GUI that is similar to the CrystalDiskInfo which displays the information based on the S.M.A.R.T characteristics?



I am looking specifically for the life time hours to estimate how many hours did the laptop work.



I am running Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia 64-bit - MATE 1.18 on my DELL inspiron 1546




linux-mint hard-disk disk-usage smart




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    Other than smartctl?
    – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
    Jul 18 at 14:11










  • have not tried smartctl.
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:15












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In 2013 I used a program that analyzes the HDD and gives detailed and deep information about the hard disk. However, that program, CrystalDiskInfo, only works on Windows.



Is there a GUI that is similar to the CrystalDiskInfo which displays the information based on the S.M.A.R.T characteristics?



I am looking specifically for the life time hours to estimate how many hours did the laptop work.



I am running Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia 64-bit - MATE 1.18 on my DELL inspiron 1546




linux-mint hard-disk disk-usage smart




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In 2013 I used a program that analyzes the HDD and gives detailed and deep information about the hard disk. However, that program, CrystalDiskInfo, only works on Windows.



Is there a GUI that is similar to the CrystalDiskInfo which displays the information based on the S.M.A.R.T characteristics?



I am looking specifically for the life time hours to estimate how many hours did the laptop work.



I am running Linux Mint 18.3 Sylvia 64-bit - MATE 1.18 on my DELL inspiron 1546





linux-mint hard-disk disk-usage smart





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  • 2




    Other than smartctl?
    – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
    Jul 18 at 14:11










  • have not tried smartctl.
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:15












  • 2




    Other than smartctl?
    – Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
    Jul 18 at 14:11










  • have not tried smartctl.
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:15







2




2




Other than smartctl?
– Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
Jul 18 at 14:11




Other than smartctl?
– Ignacio Vazquez-Abrams
Jul 18 at 14:11












have not tried smartctl.
– Ahmad K Mostafa
Jul 18 at 14:15




have not tried smartctl.
– Ahmad K Mostafa
Jul 18 at 14:15










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Yes, there’s GSmartControl, which provides a GUI showing the SMART information from all the drives attached to the system it’s run on.



In Mint it’s packaged as gsmartcontrol.






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  • Thanks !! it is pretty close and gives clear information except for life time hours. Anyways, thumbs up :)
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:16










  • It does show lifetime hours, see “Power-On Time” in the attributes.
    – Stephen Kitt
    Jul 18 at 14:18










  • ohh, that is nice, I got it.
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:20










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Yes, there’s GSmartControl, which provides a GUI showing the SMART information from all the drives attached to the system it’s run on.



In Mint it’s packaged as gsmartcontrol.






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  • Thanks !! it is pretty close and gives clear information except for life time hours. Anyways, thumbs up :)
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:16










  • It does show lifetime hours, see “Power-On Time” in the attributes.
    – Stephen Kitt
    Jul 18 at 14:18










  • ohh, that is nice, I got it.
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:20














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Yes, there’s GSmartControl, which provides a GUI showing the SMART information from all the drives attached to the system it’s run on.



In Mint it’s packaged as gsmartcontrol.






share|improve this answer





















  • Thanks !! it is pretty close and gives clear information except for life time hours. Anyways, thumbs up :)
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:16










  • It does show lifetime hours, see “Power-On Time” in the attributes.
    – Stephen Kitt
    Jul 18 at 14:18










  • ohh, that is nice, I got it.
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:20












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Yes, there’s GSmartControl, which provides a GUI showing the SMART information from all the drives attached to the system it’s run on.



In Mint it’s packaged as gsmartcontrol.






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Yes, there’s GSmartControl, which provides a GUI showing the SMART information from all the drives attached to the system it’s run on.



In Mint it’s packaged as gsmartcontrol.







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  • Thanks !! it is pretty close and gives clear information except for life time hours. Anyways, thumbs up :)
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:16










  • It does show lifetime hours, see “Power-On Time” in the attributes.
    – Stephen Kitt
    Jul 18 at 14:18










  • ohh, that is nice, I got it.
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:20
















  • Thanks !! it is pretty close and gives clear information except for life time hours. Anyways, thumbs up :)
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:16










  • It does show lifetime hours, see “Power-On Time” in the attributes.
    – Stephen Kitt
    Jul 18 at 14:18










  • ohh, that is nice, I got it.
    – Ahmad K Mostafa
    Jul 18 at 14:20















Thanks !! it is pretty close and gives clear information except for life time hours. Anyways, thumbs up :)
– Ahmad K Mostafa
Jul 18 at 14:16




Thanks !! it is pretty close and gives clear information except for life time hours. Anyways, thumbs up :)
– Ahmad K Mostafa
Jul 18 at 14:16












It does show lifetime hours, see “Power-On Time” in the attributes.
– Stephen Kitt
Jul 18 at 14:18




It does show lifetime hours, see “Power-On Time” in the attributes.
– Stephen Kitt
Jul 18 at 14:18












ohh, that is nice, I got it.
– Ahmad K Mostafa
Jul 18 at 14:20




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