per test today, I set up the vroc nvme raid on a dell machine.
On that, I can use a command like
ledctl locate=/dev/nvme0n1
to make the led on the encluse module blink.
And use command
ledctl locate_off=/dev/nvme0n1
to make the led stop blinking.
As I config two nvme a mirror raid as the boot device, I run below command
mdadm /dev/md126 --fail /dev/nvme0n1
If the ledmon daemon is installed and running, then with the above command, the led on the enclosure will start to blink.
If ledmon is not installed and running, the above mdadm command won't make the led blink.
Given so, I think ledmon is useful for these use cases. I think we should consider including it in main.
per test today, I set up the vroc nvme raid on a dell machine.
On that, I can use a command like
ledctl locate=/dev/nvme0n1
to make the led on the encluse module blink.
And use command
ledctl locate_ off=/dev/ nvme0n1
to make the led stop blinking.
As I config two nvme a mirror raid as the boot device, I run below command
mdadm /dev/md126 --fail /dev/nvme0n1
If the ledmon daemon is installed and running, then with the above command, the led on the enclosure will start to blink.
If ledmon is not installed and running, the above mdadm command won't make the led blink.
Given so, I think ledmon is useful for these use cases. I think we should consider including it in main.