my usecase is a minimal system, including a mirror which I use only every few days, sometimes not even for weeks. I would like to sleep / spin those disks down after a certain amount of time (5-10minutes without any use) and just wake them up if there is any access (or scheduled job)
right now I cant even hack it into existence, as "asyncio_loop" is triggering a read every five minutes, therefore waking them up
ps.: I would have created a feature request and an improvement ticket, but as I am not an IX engineer, Jira doesn't allow me to do so, sorry for that.
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Kris Moore
July 18, 2024 at 5:55 PM
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Similar issue, my situation is, if a pool is loaded with files, sometimes there will be disk read activity every 1m10s, preventing my hdd from spindown.
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Walter Zimmermann
Walter Zimmermann
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my usecase is a minimal system, including a mirror which I use only every few days, sometimes not even for weeks. I would like to sleep / spin those disks down after a certain amount of time (5-10minutes without any use) and just wake them up if there is any access (or scheduled job)
right now I cant even hack it into existence, as "asyncio_loop" is triggering a read every five minutes, therefore waking them up
ps.: I would have created a feature request and an improvement ticket, but as I am not an IX engineer, Jira doesn't allow me to do so, sorry for that.