Dmitry Litovchenko wrote:
>
> > If so, set up some jobs to run continuously to keep it happy and nice them
> > low.
> > Might make the problem go away for temporary purposes.
>
> It doesn't go away. I have set up crontab to ping leased client with 5
> small packets every 10 minutes... Guess what? It didn't help... :(
I'm reaching a bit, but instead of ping, try something that will insure
disk activity... perhaps having cron perform a df, an ls, or a sync
every 10 minutes would be better.
Good idea to look in the BIOS... the PC itself may be sleeping.
OTOH: If pressing the shift key works... you know those little plastic
birds that look like they keep taking a drink of water? you could use
one of those to keep hitting the shift key overnight. Fans of "The
Simpsons" will recognize that idea :-)
--Rich
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Rich Puhek
ETN Systems Inc.
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