Hello,
i have made some strange observations regarding the disk hibernation on
my QNAP 439 and the SugarCube Plugin.
Usually the NAS goes into standby, when i've heard music via dynamic
playlist or MusicIP, internet radio,....
When i enable the Sugarcube plugin, the hibernation does not work after
stopíng the music.
When i disable the plugin and hear just music as described above, the
NAS still does not go into standby.
When i switch to an internet radiostation after hearing music with
sugarcube and stop the radiostream, the NAS goes into standby as
expected.
This means, that i can 'repair' the standby behavior by switching to an
internet radio stream after the use of Sugarcube (strange).
I have used the QNAP tool to identify the processes that keeps on the
HDD's after the usage of SugarCube
Code:
--------------------
...
mysqld(13907): dirtied inode 6212065 (#sql_50f_0.MYI) on md0
mysqld(13907): dirtied inode 6212090 (#sql_50f_0.MYD) on md0
mysqld(13907): dirtied inode 6212065 (#sql_50f_0.MYI) on md0
mysqld(13907): dirtied inode 6212090 (#sql_50f_0.MYD) on md0
....
perl(1291): dirtied inode 6212065 (audioscrobbler.prefs.tmp) on md0
...
--------------------
When i switch to an internet radio stream after Sugarcube (even just
for a few seconds), the disks go into standby and there are no messages
from the QNAQP tool.
I can see, that there is also a message regarding audiscrobbler, which
is not there, when i hear music from HDD without SugarCube (even
MusicIP works)
It seems to me that SugarCube performs some actions, even when the
music is stopped.
Are there any ideas??
--
mr_hyde
2 x Squeezebox 3 - SSOTS 3.15 (QPKG) - Squeezecenter 7.3.3 - QNAP TS439
Pro (2.1.4_0311T) - 3 x 500 GB Hitachi (RAID5)
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