problems with hdparm
hi anybody,
i've got a problem using hdparm. I want to shutdown my harddrive in a router running debian using hdparm. computer is running for months practically doing nothing. But whenever i shutdown the hardrive it comes back online. I guess it has something to do with the syslog. If anybody knows a way to do so... to permanently turn off the hardrive, i don't care if some of the syslog entries may get lost. it's a PII 350 with plenty ram. thanks for your help malifub |
If you have all your logging log to a ram disk (or turn off all your logging) and turn off your swap it should stay off I would think. Make sure you have noatime as a parameter for the harddrive in /etc/fstab as well.
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well, how do i redirect the logging to the ram, or turn it off , or even have it done only once a day. i really don't know
malifub |
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