I'm having a problem with Drivepool that it is for some reason accessing all drives in the system constantly every 5 seconds. This happens to all drives whether they are part of a pool or not.
Here is Scanner showing the problem:
Performance column shows about 4KB/s disk activity every fifth second for every drive. (Only D:, G:, J: are part of a pool at the moment).
Windows task manager shows this also:
Note regular spikes in disk transfer rate.
And a view from Process Explorer clearly showing Drivepool creating the constant IO:
Problem is that this prevents any disk from spinning down in the system. Only ways I have found so far to stop drivepool from "harassing" the drives is to make disk offline, or if there is no formatted partition on a disk. Removing mount point or drive letter from a NTFS drive doesn't stop the activity.
And yes, stopping DrivePoolService from task manager stops the disk access and allows drives to spin down. I've also tried to stop every other non-windows process and service to see if it could be something else accessing the pool, but no change to the behavior.
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pezku
Hi,
I'm having a problem with Drivepool that it is for some reason accessing all drives in the system constantly every 5 seconds. This happens to all drives whether they are part of a pool or not.
Here is Scanner showing the problem:
Performance column shows about 4KB/s disk activity every fifth second for every drive. (Only D:, G:, J: are part of a pool at the moment).
Windows task manager shows this also:
Note regular spikes in disk transfer rate.
And a view from Process Explorer clearly showing Drivepool creating the constant IO:
Problem is that this prevents any disk from spinning down in the system. Only ways I have found so far to stop drivepool from "harassing" the drives is to make disk offline, or if there is no formatted partition on a disk. Removing mount point or drive letter from a NTFS drive doesn't stop the activity.
And yes, stopping DrivePoolService from task manager stops the disk access and allows drives to spin down. I've also tried to stop every other non-windows process and service to see if it could be something else accessing the pool, but no change to the behavior.
Running latest beta 2.2.0.659 on Win10 x64.
Any ideas are welcome.
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