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ReadyNas 104 - Scrubbing & Disk spindown / performance
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ReadyNas 104 - Scrubbing & Disk spindown / performance
Hello,
I've got a ReadyNAS 104, and I've got it set up to do scrubbing once every 3 months.
However I have noticed that scrubbing takes quite a long time (it started last satuday 15-4 at 1:00, and it is now (21-4, 18:15) at 82,5%).
I do have Disk spindown set up to spindown after 15 minutes of inactivity (during weekdays during the day and during the nights all week), and I was wondering what the effect would be on the performance of scrubbing.
I was under the impression that it would only spin down the disks when they aren't active and I would think that scrubbing counts as activity, or am I seeing this incorrectly? I noticed in various other scrubbing performance topics that it was always questioned if the person having the problem had disk spindown enabled.
Anyway, for a bit of extra detail:
I've got it setup to use RAID10 with 4x 2 TB HDD (so no SSD) @ 7200 rpm
I am running firmware 6.5.1 (just noticed that there is an update available, but didn't want to interrupt the scrub)
Right now I've got just a tad over 1 TB used (2,61 of 3,63 TB free).
Thanks!
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Re: ReadyNas 104 - Scrubbing & Disk spindown / performance
Try looking on the performance tab. If the temperature isn't shown next to a disk drive, then that disk drive is spun down. So if you are seeing the temperature disappear from a drive from time to time, the spindown is happening.
You can of course temporarily disable spindown, and see if the pace increases.
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Re: ReadyNas 104 - Scrubbing & Disk spindown / performance
Thanks, that will certainly help me check what is going on 🙂