Add SMART temperature support for some disks

[dtcyganok]

Checklist

• I've looked through troubleshooting, known problems, and existing open issues for similar issues.

What operating system and version are you using?

Arch Linux (kernel 6.3.9)

What architecture are you using?

x86_64 / AMD64

What terminal(s) are you running bottom on?

kitty 0.28.1

What version of bottom are you running?

0.9.3

How did you install bottom?

Arch Linux official repos

Describe the issue

I have 3 disks and none of them show up in temperature widget

What is the expected behaviour?

All disks are displayed in the temperature widget

What is the actual behaviour?

See the description

How can we reproduce this?

It's an interesting question. I have no idea what causes that behavior

Additional information

There is no problem with sensors. The disks' temperatures are available via SMART

[ClementTsang]

Just to make sure, do these disks show up if you run sensors?

[ClementTsang]

Will also be helpful if you can send a screenshot of what you're seeing.

[dtcyganok]

Thanks for your answer! My disks aren't showing up with sensors...
Does it mean the bug is in my system?

[ClementTsang]

Not sure but I don't think so... However, bottom currently won't be able to see that temperature sensor (so it isn't a bug on bottom's side), since we pull from that source of data for Linux.

That said, it would be interesting to see if I can replicate + get it to work... I have some potential ideas. I might change this issue into a feature request instead.

[dtcyganok]

Do you still need a screenshot?

[ClementTsang]

Would be appreciated just so I know what you're seeing in case there's some detail I'm missing!

[dtcyganok]

No problem)

[ClementTsang]

Thanks! One other question - would you happen to know the brand/models of the SSD/HDDs you are using? Just curious what models might be causing the situation where we might have to fall back to reading SMART data.

[dtcyganok]

I have:

KINGSTON SVP200S37A120G (507KC4)
ST1000DM010-2EP102 (CC43)
ST3250410AS (3.AAA)

[dtcyganok]

I've tried to regenerate a list of kernel modules using sensors-detect, but it had no effect.
Seems the getting the disk temperature via SMART is a more reliable solution...