07-28-2015 08:28 AM
I am having issues with the isdct tool discovering the SSD. Windows Disk Management tool sees them and shows the serial number.
I have tried direct connection to my mother board and on a laptop with a usb adapter.
I have attached:
1- a screen capture of Disk Management in windows and the command line of the isdct tool when Disk 1 O: is attached to the mother board.
2- the TDKI.log from the desk top PC with the SSD attached to mother board
Could you help me understand what I am missing in my setup so that I can use the isdct tool?
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07-28-2015 10:30 AM
Hello wlrm04,
This may happen if you run ISDCT as a standard user. On Windows* Server 2012/2008/R2 and Windows* 7/8/8.1, administrator access is required.
Please Open a command prompt as administrator and run the tool using the commands described in the http://downloadmirror.intel.com/23931/eng/Intel_SSD_Data_Center_Tool_2_2_x_User_Guide_331961-003.pdf Intel® SSD Data Center Tool User Guide.
If the issue persists, disable User Access Control (UAC) where applicable and run the tool in a command prompt again.
07-28-2015 10:30 AM
Hello wlrm04,
This may happen if you run ISDCT as a standard user. On Windows* Server 2012/2008/R2 and Windows* 7/8/8.1, administrator access is required.
Please Open a command prompt as administrator and run the tool using the commands described in the http://downloadmirror.intel.com/23931/eng/Intel_SSD_Data_Center_Tool_2_2_x_User_Guide_331961-003.pdf Intel® SSD Data Center Tool User Guide.
If the issue persists, disable User Access Control (UAC) where applicable and run the tool in a command prompt again.
07-28-2015 01:47 PM
Thank you for your response, I am able to read the parameters, but setting is having issues. I get an "unhandled win32 exception from isdct.exe [5360]" when I try to set the PhyConfig.
C:\isdct>isdct.exe show -a -intelssd
- IntelSSD BTTV335003K4400HGN -
ControllerDescription: @mshdc.inf,%pci\\cc_0101.devicedesc%;Standard Dual Channe
l PCI IDE Controller
ControllerIDEMode: True
ControllerManufacturer: @mshdc.inf,%ms-drivers%;(Standard IDE ATA/ATAPI controll
ers)
ControllerService: pciide
DevicePath: \\\\.\\PHYSICALDRIVE1
DeviceStatus: Healthy
DriverDescription: IDE Channel
DriverMajorVersion: 6
DriverManufacturer: (Standard IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers)
DriverMinorVersion: 1
EnduranceAnalyzer: Selected SSD Generation does not support Endurance Analyzer.
ErrorString:
Firmware: 0956
FirmwareUpdateAvailable: Firmware is up to date as of this tool release.
IEEE1667Supported: False
Index: 0
ProductFamily: Intel SSD DC S3700 Series
MaximumLBA: 781422767
ModelNumber: INTEL SSDSC2BA400G3
NativeMaxLBA: 781422767
PhyConfig: 0 (Default Enterprise Settings)
PhysicalSectorSize: Write SMART Log command failed.
PhysicalSize: 400088457216
PhySpeed: Unknown
PLITestTimeInterval: Write SMART Log command failed.
PowerGovernorAveragePower: Write SMART Log command failed.
PowerGovernorBurstPower: Write SMART Log command failed.
PowerGovernorMode: Write SMART Log command failed.
RAIDMember: False
ReadErrorRecoveryTimer: Write SMART Log command failed.
SataGen1: True
SataGen2: True
SectorSize: 512
SecurityEnabled: False
SecurityFrozen: True
SecurityLocked: False
SerialNumber: BTTV335003K4400HGN
SMARTEnabled: True
SSCEnabled: False
SystemTrimEnabled:
TempLoggingInterval: Write SMART Log command failed.
TrimSupported: False
WriteCacheEnabled: True
WriteCacheState: Write SMART Log command failed.
WriteCacheSupported: True
WriteErrorRecoveryTimer: Write SMART Log command failed.
C:\isdct>isdct.exe set -intelssd 0 PhyConfig=1
<=== <strong>Get a dialog box that isdct had an error ===>
07-28-2015 04:05 PM
I just tried the following command, and was able to run fine:
After a power cycle the drive showed PhyConfig: 1.
- Make sure that you installed the version of https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/23931/Intel-Solid-State-Drive-Data-Center-Tool Intel® Data Center Tool using the installer according to your OS version (32 or 64 bit)
- I noticed a few differences between our system and the one you are using. Your chipset is configured for IDE mode and is using the inbox Windows* driver for the chipset. The storage controller in our test system is running in AHCI (SATA) mode, and since our motherboard has an Intel Chipset, we have installed the iRST driver for Windows* 7. I will check if these differences may prevent the command from running.
07-29-2015 07:55 AM
Yes, updating to "ICH10R SATA AHCI Controller" and setting the bios to AHCI solved the isdct crashing issue.
C:\isdct>isdct show -a -intelssd
- IntelSSD BTTV335003K4400HGN -
ControllerDescription: @oem63.inf,%pci\\ven_8086&dev_3a22&cc_0106.devicedesc%;In
tel(R) ICH10R SATA AHCI Controller
ControllerIDEMode: False
ControllerManufacturer: @oem63.inf,%intel%;Intel
ControllerService: iaStor
DevicePath: \\\\.\\PHYSICALDRIVE2
DeviceStatus: Healthy
DriverDescription: Intel(R) ICH10R SATA AHCI Controller
DriverMajorVersion: 10
DriverManufacturer: Intel
DriverMinorVersion: 8
EnduranceAnalyzer: Note: Workload did not induce any wear on the drive. Expected
life calculation is invalid. Ensure that workloads run for an hour or more for
valid calculations.
ErrorString:
Firmware: 5DV10265
FirmwareUpdateAvailable: 5DV10270
IEEE1667Supported: False
Index: 0
ProductFamily: Intel SSD DC S3700 Series
MaximumLBA: 781422767
ModelNumber: INTEL SSDSC2BA400G3
NativeMaxLBA: 781422767
PhyConfig: 0 (Default Enterprise Settings)
PhysicalSectorSize: Write SMART Log command failed.
PhysicalSize: 400088457216
PhySpeed: 3.0 Gbs
PLITestTimeInterval: 10080 minute(s)
PowerGovernorAveragePower: 8500 Milliwatts
PowerGovernorBurstPower: 9500 Milliwatts
PowerGovernorMode: 0 (Unconstrained. Limited by maximum budget)
RAIDMember: False
ReadErrorRecoveryTimer: 0
SataGen1: True
SataGen2: True
SataGen3: True
SataNegotiatedSpeed: 3.0 Gbs
SectorSize: 512
SecurityEnabled: False
SecurityFrozen: False
SecurityLocked: False
SerialNumber: BTTV335003K4400HGN
SMARTEnabled: True
SSCEnabled: False
SystemTrimEnabled: True
TempLoggingInterval: 1 minute(s)
TrimSupported: True
WriteCacheEnabled: True
WriteCacheState: 1
WriteCacheSupported: True
WriteErrorRecoveryTimer: 0
C:\isdct>isdct set -intelssd 0 phyconfig=1
Please power cycle the device.
For PCIe devices, shutdown the system and reboot.
Set PhyConfig successful.
<==== POWER CYCLE ======>
C:\isdct>isdct show -a -intelssd
- IntelSSD BTTV335003K4400HGN -
ControllerDescription: @oem63.inf,%pci\\ven_8086&dev_3a22&cc_0106.devicedesc%;In
tel(R) ICH10R SATA AHCI Controller
ControllerIDEMode: False
ControllerManufacturer: @oem63.inf,%intel%;Intel
ControllerService: iaStor
DevicePath: \\\\.\\PHYSICALDRIVE2
DeviceStatus: Healthy
DriverDescription: Intel(R) ICH10R SATA AHCI Controller
DriverMajorVersion: 10
DriverManufacturer: Intel
DriverMinorVersion: 8
EnduranceAnalyzer: Note: Workload did not induce any wear on the drive. Expected
life calculation is invalid. Ensure that workloads run for an hour or more for
valid calculations.
ErrorString:
Firmware: 5DV10265
FirmwareUpdateAvailable: 5DV10270
IEEE1667Supported: False
Index: 0
ProductFamily: Intel SSD DC S3700 Series
MaximumLBA: 781422767
ModelNumber: INTEL SSDSC2BA400G3
NativeMaxLBA: 781422767
PhyConfig: 1 (Client Settings)
PhysicalSectorSize: Write SMART Log command failed.
PhysicalSize: 400088457216
PhySpeed: 3.0 Gbs
PLITestTimeInterval: 10080 minute(s)
PowerGovernorAveragePower: 8500 Milliwatts
PowerGovernorBurstPower: 9500 Milliwatts
PowerGovernorMode: 0 (Unconstrained. Limited by maximum budget)
RAIDMember: False
ReadErrorRecoveryTimer: 0
SataGen1: True
SataGen2: True
SataGen3: True
SataNegotiatedSpeed: 3.0 Gbs
SectorSize: 512
SecurityEnabled: False
SecurityFrozen: False
SecurityLocked: False
SerialNumber: BTTV335003K4400HGN
SMARTEnabled: True
SSCEnabled: False
SystemTrimEnabled: True
TempLoggingInterval: 1 minute(s)
TrimSupported: True
WriteCacheEnabled: True
WriteCacheState: 1
WriteCacheSupported: True
WriteErrorRecoveryTimer: 0