DS918+ DSM 6.2.4 ~ DSM 7.1.1-42962 HDD Can't Sleep Issue ( hibernate Issue )

[TC-L]

run 24h+ Test OK!

H/W: MB= ASUS B85M-K , CPU = i3-4130 , run DS918+ DSM 7.1.1-42962
DSM 7.x Update Time nees 10~20 Mins Wait patiently for the system to boot

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1.
Control Panel -> Task  Scheduler -> Create -> Triggered Task -> User-defined script
General -> Tesk : Boot -> User : root -> Event: Boot-up (v Enabled)
Task Settings > User-defined script :

if [ ! -d "/var/logbak" ]; then
     mkdir /var/logbak
     cp -a -f /var/log/.  /var/logbak/
fi
cp -a -f /var/logbak/.  /tmp/log/
mount -B /tmp/log  /var/log

2.
Control Panel -> Task  Scheduler -> Create -> Triggered Task -> User-defined script
General -> Tesk : Power Off -> User : root -> Event: Shutdown (v Enabled)
Task Settings -> User-defined script :

cp -a -f /tmp/log/.     /var/logbak

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enjoy

References:
https://www.openos.org/threads/dsm7.4418/

[TC-L]

6 hours ago, norberto_ said:

Thank you for the nice script.

I have applied but is still have wake-ups every hour. 

how was in your 24h test? no wake-up at all?

1. Install DSM 7.x for TSET ( 500G HDDx2 , SHR Btrsf ) HDD 24H+ Sleep OK (DSM 7.x + LAN only, no app)
2. DS213J 3T x 2 HDD RAID1 EXT4 DSM 6.2.4 Upgrade to DS918+ Install DSM-7.1.1-42962 (Intel i3 CPU, 8G RAM,
     TEST HDD cannot sleep normally, wake up after 10-20 minutes) Install only Synology photos APP 
3. Reinstall the 3T x 2 hard drive and format it as SHR Btrsf, install DSM-7.1.1-42962 on DS918+ (hard drive sleep is similar to DS213J,
     wake up about 4-5 times a day) and only install Synology Photos, as shown in the figure: ( 3T x 4 about 36.5W after the whole
     system hibernates)

Edited October 4, 2022 by TC-L

[norberto_]

On 9/13/2022 at 2:44 PM, TC-L said:

run 24h+ Test OK!

H/W: MB= ASUS B85M-K , CPU = i3-4130 , run DS918+ DSM 7.1.1-42962
DSM 7.x Update Time nees 10~20 Mins Wait patiently for the system to boot

=========================================================
1.
Control Panel -> Task  Scheduler -> Create -> Triggered Task -> User-defined script
General -> Tesk : Boot -> User : root -> Event: Boot-up (v Enabled)
Task Settings > User-defined script :

if [ ! -d "/var/logbak" ]; then
     mkdir /var/logbak
     cp -a -f /var/log/.  /var/logbak/
fi
cp -a -f /var/logbak/.  /tmp/log/
mount -B /tmp/log  /var/log

2.
Control Panel -> Task  Scheduler -> Create -> Triggered Task -> User-defined script
General -> Tesk : Power Off -> User : root -> Event: Shutdown (v Enabled)
Task Settings -> User-defined script :

cp -a -f /tmp/log/.     /var/logbak

=======================================================
enjoy

References:
https://www.openos.org/threads/dsm7.4418/

Thank you for the nice script.

I have applied but is still have wake-ups every hour. 

how was in your 24h test? no wake-up at all?

[norberto_]

On 10/4/2022 at 5:05 PM, TC-L said:

1. Install DSM 7.x for TSET ( 500G HDDx2 , SHR Btrsf ) HDD 24H+ Sleep OK (DSM 7.x + LAN only, no app)
2. DS213J 3T x 2 HDD RAID1 EXT4 DSM 6.2.4 Upgrade to DS918+ Install DSM-7.1.1-42962 (Intel i3 CPU, 8G RAM,
     TEST HDD cannot sleep normally, wake up after 10-20 minutes) Install only Synology photos APP 
3. Reinstall the 3T x 2 hard drive and format it as SHR Btrsf, install DSM-7.1.1-42962 on DS918+ (hard drive sleep is similar to DS213J,
     wake up about 4-5 times a day) and only install Synology Photos, as shown in the figure: ( 3T x 4 about 36.5W after the whole
     system hibernates)

without the script i have wakes about every 20 minutes.

With the script applied i have wakeup every hour.

[TC-L]

Up to 24h without waking up (tested with 3.5" 500G HDD x 2)

It seems that the script is still useful, but I don't know why it will wake up after 1h, (try to unplug the network line)

Install DSM 7.1.1 without any other settings or changes (only add 3.5" 3T HDD x 2 , the system disk is planned to be SHR , Btrfs during installation)

[Polanskiman]

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