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Two monitoring-logic fixes so hwmonDaemon stops raising spurious hardware tickets on a Ceph-backed cluster with PBS backups: - _check_system_drive_indicators: count dmesg Buffer I/O / block errors per-line and skip non-physical / network-backed devices (Ceph RBD, dm-, loop). RBD Buffer I/O errors are storage-connectivity events (e.g. a Ceph mon-session blip), not local drive faults, so they must not raise a CRITICAL drive alert. Consistent with the existing _is_physical_disk exclusion. (Fired a false "CRITICAL: Buffer I/O errors (75 occurrences)" ticket where all 75 were on rbd devices.) - _get_attribute_thresholds: drop the Power_On_Hours warning/critical threshold. Drive age alone is not a failure; with 2-3x Ceph redundancy and PBS backups we run drives to hard-failure rather than replace on age. The value is still recorded (history/description/new-drive logic) but no longer generates a ticket. Real failure-predictors (reallocated/pending/ uncorrectable/CRC, self-test, trends) are unchanged. Adds 7 regression tests (TestSystemDriveIndicators, TestAttributeThresholds). All 98 tests pass; flake8 clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>