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Putting an ATA storage device into PIO mode

By JamesPosted on November 23, 2022

Problem : I’m trying to do make the drive go into PIO mode with hdparm on Linux. hdparm -X pio0 […]

How to know the standby time of a disk before spinning down?

By JamesPosted on October 26, 2022

Problem : Under Linux, the command hdparm can change the idle time before next standby. hdparm -S 120 /dev/hdc #setting […]

Error when running ‘hdparm –dco-identify’ in Linux

By JamesPosted on September 23, 2022

QUESTION : DCO: Device Configuration Overlay HPA: Host Protected Area Both are ‘hidden’ areas on a HDD. I am trying […]

How do I permanently disable the APM (advanced power management) of my Hitachi hard drives?

By JamesPosted on August 30, 2022

QUESTION : I’m using quietHDD and/or hdparm to disable APM on my very clicky Hitachi hard drives (to stop the […]

Why do I need to “hdparm -r” in order to mount a Sony camcorder read/write and why is it dangerous?

By JamesPosted on June 13, 2022

Problem : When I plug my Sony camcorder into my Linux systems, the file system gets mounted read-only. I cannot […]

Putting an ATA storage device into PIO mode

By JamesPosted on February 8, 2022

QUESTION : I’m trying to do make the drive go into PIO mode with hdparm on Linux. hdparm -X pio0 […]

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