Re: hdparm

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are you sure that no running process needs disk access ?

A 17:52 04/11/2003 +0000, vous avez écrit :
>Can anyone tell me if it is possible for the main (boot, root, swap 
>etc) IDE hard disk to spin down (sleep)?
>
>I'm using RH 8 with 2 HDs, one is just additional storage mounted on a 
>dir in /home and this spins down when it has not been used for a while 
>and back up when required, as intended. But the other drive which 
>contains the full OS (only this one HD when installed) and whatever I 
>do with hdparm I cannot make it stay asleep. If I tell hdparm to spin 
>it down now (cannot remember the actual command) it does stop but 
>immediately starts back up again.
>
>I'm using a USB keyboard, could this be the problem? If not, what else 
>can force the HD to spin up again like this?
>
>Any ideas much appreciated.
>
>
>
>Ken  G i l l e t t
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