# This script runs once a minute via crontab. /media/NETWRK is a router-attached network drive mounted at startup.# Since the 5yo 2TB WD tends to spin down every 90 seconds or so, this simply pings it once a minute to keep it active....
# This script is initiated from emhttpd, like so: # # sdspin <device> [up | down | status ] # # "device" is the HDD rdev name, such as "sdd". # # up == Spin the drive up # down == Spin the drive down ...
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#!/bin/sh # # Optware setup # Alternatives Optware Startup und Shutdown Script #/usr/local/etc/rc.d/optware.sh # LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/opt/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH PATH=/opt/bin:/opt/sbin:$PATH case $1 in start) for i in /opt/etc/init.d/S??* ;do # # Ignore dangling symlinks (...
The test script used was: --- FILE: stop-start.bsh ---/usr/sbin/smartctl -a /dev/$1 | grep Start_Stop_Count sg_start -v --stop /dev/$1 sg_start -v --start /dev/$1 /usr/sbin/smartctl -a /dev/$1 | grep Start_Stop_Count /usr/sbin/smartctl -a /dev/$1 | grep Start...
Extra Info: I use task scheduler to (re)mount the USB drive just before the backup task (using script). However, the issue does not depend on whether the USB is (re)mounted using the script or physically (re)connected. Responses (1-1) Sorted by Oldest R...
Yeah, I think that's fine. You'd basically have to build a torture script to constantly spin down and spin up the disc to use up it's rated cycle count. And this is why my FlexRAID systems spins down it's drives individually when not needed by the pool. Not to mention i...
TheNumericUpDowncontrol looks like a combination of a text box and a pair of arrows that the user can click to adjust a value. The control displays and sets a single numeric value from a list of choices. The user can increase and decrease the number by clicking up and down buttons, by...
There are multiple ways to start the spindown timer after system boot. The easiest one is to register it as anInit Scriptvia the TrueNAS GUI. This can be done by opening the GUI and navigating toTasks > Init/Shutdown Scripts. Here, create a newPost Inittask that executesspindown_timer....
Modify shutdown_script.sh Then run ./shutdown_script.sh to test result. Modify megaspin.service, then add a service (OS dependency) # root user sudo -s # Make megaspin.service to /lib/systemd/system/megaspin.service ln -s $(pwd)/megaspin.service /lib/systemd/system/megaspin.service...