loggers are ruining hard drive standby... help
i'm trying to put my hard drive standby(standby spins it down, right?) with "hdparm -y /dev/hda" but whevever i do that, it always goes back to being "active/idle" very quickly. i've been told that this is because of logger daemons that are writing logs on the disk. and it's true, if i boot using, knoppix, i can spin hda down and everything's fine(probably because nothings writing to it, because it's not even mounted in knoppix).
the problem i have is that on my real linux install, i've killed all the daemons i can and something is still waking the disk up. some of the friggin things wont die either, even with kill -9, so it's making it hard to troubleshoot this with trial and error. here's my process list: Quote:
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kill -9 4158
kill -9 1222 kill -9 1225 but what reside in your HD? maybe it's more sure you stop loggers by stopping services, configure /etc/syslog.conf to not log anything, to send message to /dev/null (at your own risk) and reboot. |
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