Amd E350 4G ddr3
Nas4free 847 full version
5 HD in all
4HD is 3+1 zfs mode，else one is ufs for pt downloading
zfs 4 HD will sleep after 30mins if without r/w, Pt one never sleep.
There is no device r/w any data from nas by net, 4HD are waked up usually.
Whats wrong? Thanks.
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HD are waked up usually without any r/w.
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Re: HD are waked up usually without any r/w.
post more info about your controller, some LSI SAS controller do not works fine with standard sleep function.
at the end , you can send / configure by hand / shell the standby time to sleep, and check if manually works.
at the end , you can send / configure by hand / shell the standby time to sleep, and check if manually works.
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Re: HD are waked up usually without any r/w.
Well, while we're trying to make them to sleep, you're trying to keep them that way 
Guess you're one step ahead 
Anyways. Would you please check the Disk -> Management => S.M.A.R.T section?
Check interval?
Power mode?
Scheduled self-tests?
I'm thinking, smart checks might be waking up your drives..
Are there any scheduled test for your drives?
Also, what are your power management and standby settings for your drives? (Again, Disks->Management->Edit individual disks)
Guess you're one step ahead Anyways. Would you please check the Disk -> Management => S.M.A.R.T section?
Check interval?
Power mode?
Scheduled self-tests?
I'm thinking, smart checks might be waking up your drives..
Are there any scheduled test for your drives?
Also, what are your power management and standby settings for your drives? (Again, Disks->Management->Edit individual disks)
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magnet1215
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Re: HD are waked up usually without any r/w.
ada0 ST2000DL003-9VT166 1907730MB 5YD9H57R ahcich0 ATI IXP700 AHCI SATA controller 30 ZFS storage pool deviceraulfg3 wrote:post more info about your controller, some LSI SAS controller do not works fine with standard sleep function.
at the end , you can send / configure by hand / shell the standby time to sleep, and check if manually works.
ada1 ST2000DL003-9VT166 1907730MB 5YD904J1 ahcich1 ATI IXP700 AHCI SATA controller 30 ZFS storage pool device
ada2 ST2000DL003-9VT166 1907730MB 5YD8WYEC ahcich2 ATI IXP700 AHCI SATA controller 30 ZFS storage pool device
ada3 ST2000DL003-9VT166 1907730MB 5YD7XLBS ahcich3 ATI IXP700 AHCI SATA controller 30 ZFS storage pool device
ada4 SAMSUNG HD204UI 1907730MB S2H7J9CB310389 ata2 ATI IXP700/800 UDMA133 controller never sleep UFS
da0 SMI USB DISK 1100 15093MB n/a umass-sim0 AMD SB7x0/SB8x0/SB9x0 USB 2.0 controller never sleep UFS
S.M.A.R.T disabled.
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magnet1215
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Re: HD are waked up usually without any r/w.
sodalimon wrote:Well, while we're trying to make them to sleep, you're trying to keep them that way
Anyways. Would you please check the Disk -> Management => S.M.A.R.T section?
Check interval? no idea..
Power mode? Scheduled self-tests?
I'm thinking, smart checks might be waking up your drives..
Are there any scheduled test for your drives? Also, what are your power management and standby settings for your drives? (Again, Disks->Management->Edit individual disks)
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