The excessive load cycling is a bug, but fine. Thanks for the responses
I think.
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* Klistvud [110308 02:36]:
> Dne, 08. 03. 2011 00:44:38 je Virgil Brummond napisal(a):
> >If I manually add "hdparm -B 254 /dev/sda" to /etc/rc.local this issue
> >is worked around. Note I do not have laptop-mode installed, and my
> >point
> >is I really do not want spin-down at all, and at worst
Dne, 08. 03. 2011 00:44:38 je Virgil Brummond napisal(a):
Is there a reason that the disk is not setting appropriate levels by
default, I would think that it would only desire to spin down on
battery
power and not on AC.
In my view, the most you can expect of Debian is "reasonable defaults"
All the bug reports on the disk spin down issue are marked solved and
archived except for one. I am not sure if that is the real problem or
not.
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=614861
Basically the symptoms are on an install of Debian Testing (fully
upgraded). Hdparm states that m
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