RomanZ Posted March 2, 2016 Report Share Posted March 2, 2016 @Doman This already been addressed IIRC and is controlled by config_save_interval. Have you tried the standard set of settings to prevent HDD from waking up? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Doman Posted March 6, 2016 Report Share Posted March 6, 2016 My NAS started to hibernate, but not without some extra configuration steps. Thanks for a link. It is helpful. I would just suggest 2 changes, as extra hints: 1. "Sync logging may also be a factor preventing your NAS from sleeping. To disable logging, create a debug.txt file in the storage folder and type "0" in it." It is not that obvious how and where to create debug.txt file, especially on NAS where you don't have a direct access to the system folders. Disabling "Enable debug logging" option helped me partially, preventing logging "Tracker requesting peers" every 5 minutes. So the NAS started to hibernate (minimum time to hibernate is 10min), but now was waking up every 20 minutes, due to "UPnP: Device error" logging. 2. Disabling "Use UPnP port mapping" prevented waking up every 20 minutes due to logging some "UPnP: Device error" in my network. I think that these 4 options we mention here should have a default setting that allows the devices to hibernate "out of the box", not the other way. Advanced users can set them up as they need. Thanks for a quick response. Good the problem is fixed now Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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