Tony den Haan

The example shows `time.sleep(15) # Allow time for the sensor to measure properly` yet the datasheet states: "The data is stable when the sensor works after 30 seconds"

Discovery failed on thecus nas, an awkless alternative: (echo -n "{\"data\":[";find /sys/class/block/md[0-9]*| while read i;do echo -n "{\"{#MDNAME}\":\"$i\"},";done;echo "]}")| sed 's/,]}/]}/'

##### SUMMARY CentOS rolled out an update clearing /etc/sysctl.conf. Documentation should at least warn about writing to that file instead of using /etc/sysctl.d/ ##### ISSUE TYPE - Documentation Report #####...

On Centos7.9 'file' failed to recognize file type: ``` file --mime-type --brief initrd.img application/octet-stream ``` Maybe make the script assume zstd if it fails to detect?

I saw write speeds like 3T/s, when investigating i noticed the unit used in "Read/Write bandwidth on pool" was B/s, this should be Bps. I'm also having my doubts about...

"consider tuning prefetcher", but how?

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The one bit in this nice kstat-analyzer that's not helping me much is the "prefetch hit rate is low, consider tuning prefetcher". Can't it suggest the relevant settings/parameters?

Python 3 requires `with open(cache, 'wb') `, otherwise it fails with "write() argument must be str, not bytes"

Cannot read XML: (41) Specification mandate value for attribute data-pjax-transient [Line: 42 | Column: 40]. This happens when you're not careful downloading from github :)

Fix for configure: "syntax error near unexpected token `LIBUSB,'"

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On my debian based system i needed to install **libglib2.0-dev** and then `autoreconf -vis`. After this this ./configure passed autoconf (GNU Autoconf) 2.69 automake (GNU automake) 1.16.1 libtool 2.4.6-9

Perl no longer assumes . in @INC. I suppose easiest fix is to install the .pl scripts to /usr/local/bin and add `use lib '/usr/local/bin';` to **ipmi_scan.pl** and **post_ipmi_scan.pl**