28 Dec
2011
28 Dec
'11
4:13 a.m.
At 6:44 PM -0800 12/27/11, Cameron Kaiser wrote:
LOL!!! Yeah, that's what I meant.
I have the same setting. That would explain why after coming back to
my computer after having been away for an hour, Capture One responded
immediately! :-)
I just set them to sleep after 5 minutes idle, so I can finish
verifying that it works how I think it does.
Zane
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I think the
answer to the problem is in the CHUD tools for
Developers. It's called SpindownHD.app and I'm not trying to find
info on exactly how it works. The other solution is a 'cron job'
(whatever replaced cron) that touches a file every few minutes.
I assume "NOW trying ..." ;)
On my quad, there is a checkbox in SpindownHD for "Disks sleep after
___ minutes idle" (and of course I have it unchecked).