Dan Williams wrote at 18-01-14 05:09:
Larger systems are less likely to ever sleep.
I have to agree with this. There is almost no storage server that will
be suspended to sleep.
Users of storage servers rather see an improvement at reboot time.
For example by not re-enumerating all 40 / 80 / 100 attached PuiS ATA
drives or not spinning the drive while enumerating. Only the boot drive
needs to be spin up. Currently the reboot proces does wake each drive
that was previously spun down. At a rate of 1 concurrent drive that
takes approximately 6 seconds to spin up, the re-enumeration part takes
around 8 minutes during reboot.
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