> I apologize in advance for posting something that is probably more of
> use in the developer's list, but I want the maximum eyeballs to look and
> tell me a few things.
>
> First, can anyone tell me if this code depends on libraries that have
> been removed from LEAF? I am running the pre-release EigerStien 2.2.19
> copy. When I compile this code on a Debian development box, it seems to
> run OK, then when I move it to the router, it gives me a segmentation
> fault. I can't even get it to tell me how to use it (i.e. #:sdmotor )
> without it dieing.
To see which libraries you need, run:
ldd sdmotor
on your debin box. Since you're program's crashing (not generating an error
about a missing library), you probably are linking against the wrong version
of the standard C library. Are you compiling on Debian 2.1?
Also, you may need to make sure your kerel has the SCSI support modules
loaded...
> Second, has anyone a better way to spin down a SCSI drive that throws
> heat like the sun? I have a full-size Seagate that has a whine worse
> than my wife, and throws heat like a bastard. After I load from the
> drive, I want to power it down. Any suggestions?
Do what I do...don't buy Seagate drives ;-)
IIRC, there are some usermode programs to do this sort of thing with SCSI
drives. I don't remember off-hand what the programs called, but a bit of
searching should turn up something. You might also take a look at noflushd:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/noflushd/
Charles Steinkuehler
http://lrp.steinkuehler.net
http://c0wz.steinkuehler.net (lrp.c0wz.com mirror)
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