Fedora :: Disable "Hard Disk" Notifications?

Aug 16, 2011

Im using Fedora 15 and it looks nice, but all time I have a notification "A hard disk is reporting health problems "

I looked at:Disk utility SMART data -> Reallocated sector count have 65555 sectors

I made a test from the HP bios to whole HDD without any error, so I think my disk is good.

The question is how can I disable that notification or all notifications? I know it will not fix the problem but I want to stay in Linux.

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