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    consider devices invalid (ignore them) that have smart disabled · b1914d5a
    Harald Sitter authored
    when SMART is disabled smartctl will exit0 but contain no smart_status
    which means default values get used and the device is considered
    invalid. since we don't know what the status is in this situation we'll
    consider the entire data set invalid and thereby hide the device.
    
    with the growing amount of potentially discarded (but present) data
    blobs it might soon make sense to think about rendering invalid devices
    in the KCM with an unknown state so people at least can find out that
    their drives aren't being monitored
    
    BUG: 435699
    FIXED-IN: 5.22.0
    b1914d5a