Bekijk de volledige versie : Where is the thread about HDD spindown??
I've spent much time writing a tutorial this night and I don't want to lose my work! I'm sure this thread was deleted by mistake. Please, bring it back!!!
Hi,
I also was wondering what had happened to the thread, after posting compatibility information aswell as preparing some additional feedback.
Possibly they considered the thread mis-filed, but I don't think that is an excuse for deleting it!
Thanks,
Matt
yep, and i wanted to ask why its log file has the following outcome:
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07:49:16: Disk first used after 1200 seconds
08:10:21: Cooled down...
08:10:51: Disk first used after 1200 seconds
08:31:56: Cooled down...
08:32:26: Disk first used after 1200 seconds
08:53:31: Cooled down...
...
syslog didn't write to disk that time, I guess only samba was running.
and swap of course...
yep, and i wanted to ask why its log file has the following outcome:
...
07:49:16: Disk first used after 1200 seconds
08:10:21: Cooled down...
08:10:51: Disk first used after 1200 seconds
08:31:56: Cooled down...
08:32:26: Disk first used after 1200 seconds
08:53:31: Cooled down...
...
syslog didn't write to disk that time, I guess only samba was running.
and swap of course...
That depends on many things... for example, mount options.
My log is not quite different:
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19:04:49: Disk first used after 750 seconds
19:25:27: Cooled down...
20:19:10: Disk first used after 4380 seconds
20:39:15: Cooled down...
21:05:23: Disk first used after 2730 seconds
21:25:28: Cooled down...
23:20:55: Disk first used after 8070 seconds
...
Maybe some day I'll fix everything...
P.S. Found some mistakes in the script :)
If you have gawk package installed then just "awk" points by default to /opt/bin/awk and that is HDD.
All occurrences of "awk" should be changed to "/usr/bin/awk".
The same with "grep" too if you have grep package installed. Should be changed to "/bin/grep".
Maybe it'll be better to specify full path for every executable used in the script.
To change:
sed -i 's/awk/\/usr\/bin\/awk/g' scsi-stop.sh
sed -i 's/grep/\/bin\/grep/g' scsi-stop.sh
P.P.S. I've changed the script in the recovered tutorial.
Recovered. Don't know why britnet deleted it.
Recovered. Don't know why britnet deleted it.
Thanks. :)
Sorry, i didn't want to do that.
Thanks Oleg für recovering.
Can i delete this thread, now? :-)
Well, I beleive it's not needed. I've moved it to Q&A, so it would go out of view soon. :)
Can i delete this thread, now? :-)
You like deleting threads too much. ;)