ESATA discs spindown. Can mdadm handle this?

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Is it an issue for mdadm if my discs spindown?  I have seen that I can use sdparm -C start /dev/sda and schedule this with cron to keep them alive, but is there a better way?

If there is a problem with spindown, then what is the issue?  Why can't mdadm manage this?

 --andrew
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