Unfortunately no one can be told what fun_plug is - you have to see it for yourself.
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I have a DNS-313 box with 1.01b6 firmware. The unit, with a 500GB 7200 rpm WD disk, has been quite noisy by default.
First thing I did, was enabling Acousting Management for the disk. To do this, simply create a file called fun_plug on the root of the hard disk and make it look like this (or add the last line, if You have this file already):
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#!/bin/sh
hdparm -M 128 /dev/sda
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You can put any commands there - they will be executed on each bootup (after the disk is mounted, of course!)
I'm left with another problem. I disabled both UPnP and iTunes servers. Still, sometimes disk was being heavily accessed. Logging in to 313 via telnet and checking out 'ps -ax', revealed that some kind of media database scanner is running (/usr/sbin/SyncMms and various MediaServer processes). Killing SyncMms stopped the disk accesses.
The problem is, SyncMms is started from /etc/rc.sh, which is overwritten at each reboot. Anybody has some kind of elegant solution to disable this scanner? (of course, support from D-Link would be best: disable the scanner if media servers are turned off...)
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Funny, I can't see that there is a hdparm on the DNS-313 (are you sure there is one?)
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jako wrote:
Funny, I can't see that there is a hdparm on the DNS-313 (are you sure there is one?)
Duh! Now I can see it, sorry to bother you.
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