Hey all, That probably isn't the best subject line, but I'm not sure I can think of a better one ... Here's what's up ... I have a LC 475 running NetBSD for use as a home automation (X10) controller. In order to cut down on noise, power, etc. I would like to spin down the HD after everything it needs to run has been loaded into memory. Does anyone know of a program or daemon that can do this?
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