Pascal Hibon wrote:
> Yes you can. You need to install hdparm for that.
OK, that is one way of doing it. There is also a hd-idle package in the
repo. (With a systemd service file and /etc/sysconfig/... config file).
Rather than having to specify, /dev/sda, (or a disk identifier that
might change when you hotplug a usb drive), you can specify a UUID.
eg. my /etc/sysconfig/hd-idle config
Code:
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OPTS="-i 0 -a /dev/disk/by-uuid/B24CF2094CF1C85D -i 600 -l
/var/log/hd-idle.log"
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'-i 0' set the default, no drives spindown, then specify a USB drive
containing a specific UUID to spin-down after 10 mins.
Install...
Code:
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sudo csos-cleanInstall hd-idle
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Documentation...
Code:
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man hd-idle
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After edit the /etc/sysconfig/hd-idle config, restart the service...
Code:
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sudo systemctl restart hd-idle
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