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I really think this needs some attention prior to 2008.1 release. On my machine (Dell lappy) my hard drive powered down all the time, leading to annoying "clicks" and (ultimately) unnecessary wear and tear to the drive (not to mention speed issues). It is powered down for no real reason as it's in active use. It seems that the minimum of delays in access (tens of seconds) would be enough to cycle the drive. This actually wastes power and has the opposite effect. See attached graph to see how the Load_Cycle_Count property (193) of SMART went up by 553 during a period of 5hrs. That is 100 cycles per hour - well over one per minute!!!! For a good proportion of this time (at least four hours) the laptop was connected to a power supply. I need to validate that I've not cocked up some configuration in trying to make this better and it should be noted that this configuration is the result of putting the laptop into suspend state while on *battery* power and it could very well have been resumed while on *AC* and thus missed an event perhaps?.... If people remember, this issues was all the rage a few months back... there is probably lots of good info out there and I will endeavour to find it and make recommendations for Mandriva, but if others are interested in helping here please do. FWIW, this drive is not much over 7 months old and it already has a Load_Cycle_Count of 166k... My colleague who bought the same drive at the same time has > /root/Load_Cycle_Count (tho' I should redo this as the date format didn't import nicely into OOo and I had to preprocess it!) Cheers. Col
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