Problem with hybernate on Synology

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shypike
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Re: Problem with hybernate on Synology

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The only way to stop all disk access is to schedule a PAUSE_ALL event.
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el_rico
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Re: Problem with hybernate on Synology

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Hello,

I have the same hibernation problem with SabNZBD on a Synology NAS. One question: how to you get the traces showed in this thread to see the disk accesses?

Also, do you confirm that setting the RSS scan rate to 14400 fixes it for you?
Last edited by el_rico on April 4th, 2011, 3:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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sentenza34
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Re: Problem with hybernate on Synology

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Hello,
el_rico wrote: Hello,

I have the same hibernation problem with SabNZBD on a Synology NAS. One question: how to you get the traces showed in this thread to see the disk accesses?
You can monitor disk hibernation with this command:
> syno_hibernate_debug_tool --enable 10
And see the disk wakeup events in /var/log/messages
Also, do you confirm that setting the RSS scan rate to 14400 fixes it for you?
And yes I confirm...
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Re: Problem with hybernate on Synology

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Thanks!

And yes, it works also for me: the disk accesses were coming from another Linux machine that was making NFS accesses...
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