Sleep time fix

I reported the fix for the short sleep times to WD second level support today.  They say that

they will escalate the problem to engineering. 

RAC

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Hello there, hopefully they will be able to provide a response soon enough, please keep this thread updated.

My problem is solved.  I just hope WD will put the fix out to the world.

RAC

rac8006 wrote:

My problem is solved.  I just hope WD will put the fix out to the world.

 

RAC

Do please share the fix.

The fix is a patch to samba.  If you can compile samba then you could use the fix.  Most people don’t have

the necessary tools to rebuild samba.  I wasn’t told to give the patch to anyone else.  If someone that can

rebuild samba and asks for the patch I’ll give to them.

RAC

rac8006,

I’ve stopped samba as well as the cron overnight and it is not a complete fix yet. 

May 6 00:56:18 WDMyCloud logger: exit standby after 9205 (since 2015-05-05 22:22:48.908573001 -0700)
May 6 02:50:35 WDMyCloud logger: exit standby after 6549 (since 2015-05-06 01:01:21.308573001 -0700)
May 6 03:05:20 WDMyCloud logger: exit standby after 577 (since 2015-05-06 02:55:38.208573001 -0700)
May 6 03:10:33 WDMyCloud logger: exit standby after 5 (since 2015-05-06 03:10:23.158573001 -0700)
May 6 06:13:31 WDMyCloud logger: exit standby after 10670 (since 2015-05-06 03:15:36.588573001 -0700)
May 6 06:31:25 WDMyCloud logger: exit standby after 766 (since 2015-05-06 06:18:34.238573001 -0700)
May 6 06:37:59 WDMyCloud logger: exit standby after 86 (since 2015-05-06 06:36:27.998573001 -0700)
May 6 08:42:50 WDMyCloud logger: exit standby after 7183 (since 2015-05-06

Although it seems to be bit better, I’ve seen better sleep patterns of up to 8 hours of sleep even with Samba turned on; but anything helps.

WD support contacted me today and requested the patch.  I have

forwarded the patch to them.

RAC

Has WD implemented the patch yet?

I can’t tell for sure. I think the version of samba is still the same as it was
when I was testing. But if you do the mount command the fix is not necessary.
With the mount command you no longer write to disk when accessing the file.

mount -o remount,noatime,nodiratime /dev/root /

RAC