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Old 10-18-2018, 10:31 AM   #1
Rosika
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Load_Cycle_Count has risen (temporarily)


Hi. I´m using a WD Elements 25A2 harddrive as my system-HDD.

Over a year ago I learned about the problem of high Load_Cycle_Count with certain WD-HDDs.

I fixed it by using hdparm
Code:
sudo hdparm -B 254 /dev/sdc
This works really well and the Load_Cycle_Count increases just by the value of 3 per shutdown/boot up.
Like this: 56953 ---> 56953.

Yet within the last 10 days this value has risen from 57043 to 57586 (over 500).

After thinking about what I was doing within that period of time other than normally I just came up with the following:

On a number of occasions I helped 2 friends with anydesk (remote connection software, similar to teamviewer). Altogether: about 5 hours.
Is it possible that the observed phenomenon could have something to do with the use of anydesk? I know that´s
really far-fetched. I just wanted to ask....

BTW: Now that I´m not using anydesk at the moment everything´s back to normal again. No rise of the Load_Cycle_Count, and
my PC has been running for over 5 hours now.

P.S.:
system: Linux/Lubuntu 16.04.5 LTS, 64 bit

Tnx a lot.
Greetings
Rosika
 
  


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