Drashna, can you explain how I can tweak the setting that Drivepool uses before they mark a disk as "missing?"
I have a few Seagate disks that seemingly take forever to spin up and after a very short while, then Drivepool marks them as missing which of course puts the pool in read only mode.
The only way I can get them live is to unplug the SAS/SATA cable while they've been powered up for a while, then plug it back in. Assuming there's activity, I don't have a problem, but I suspect once they spin down and Drivepool tries to write data again and they don't respond fast enough, then missing!
I remember a tweak somewhere that can make this much longer before marked as missing.
Additionally, do you know of a tweak - perhaps via scanner that doesn't allow these troublesome drives to spin down?
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Drashna, can you explain how I can tweak the setting that Drivepool uses before they mark a disk as "missing?"
I have a few Seagate disks that seemingly take forever to spin up and after a very short while, then Drivepool marks them as missing which of course puts the pool in read only mode.
The only way I can get them live is to unplug the SAS/SATA cable while they've been powered up for a while, then plug it back in. Assuming there's activity, I don't have a problem, but I suspect once they spin down and Drivepool tries to write data again and they don't respond fast enough, then missing!
I remember a tweak somewhere that can make this much longer before marked as missing.
Additionally, do you know of a tweak - perhaps via scanner that doesn't allow these troublesome drives to spin down?
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