Thank you for your bug report, that's not something Ubuntu is going to
work on, also nautilus is probably the wrong place for adding disk modes
handling since it's only an application and not autostarted on boot
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Wishlist
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Won't Fix
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1668361
Title:
Quieter PC with automatic Sleep State command to all HDDs
Status in nautilus package in Ubuntu:
Won't Fix
Bug description:
* This is NOT a bug, but a feature request. *
It is known that mechanical HDDs produce a lot of noise.
I have several HDDs and mostly I use only one of them at every single moment.
The problem is that ALL HDDs are working automatically when the PC starts.
(I can hear them working even if the SATA port is disabled by the
motherboard.)
This not only wears down the HDDs, but also produces a lot of noise which
shouldn't happen because that most of them aren't being used.
It would be very helpful if Ubuntu would send a "Sleep State" command to all
mechanical HDDs upon startup.
(Sending that command to SSDs isn't required.)
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In addition, nautilus itself could verify upon each "unmount" action whether
all HHDs are being used.
If there are HDDs which aren't being used (doesn't contain mounted
partitions) - then nautilus could send a Sleep State to those mechanical HDDs.
By "unmount action", I mean to the unmounting that happens when
clicking on the "up" arrow in the GUI of Nautilus where all available
partitions are presented.
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