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#!/bin/sh
# PROVIDE: ataidle
# BEFORE: LOGIN
#
# Add the following lines to /etc/rc.conf to enable ataidle:
#
# ataidle_enable (bool): set to NO by default.
# Set to YES to enable ataidle.
# ataidle_devices: list of devices on which to run ataidle
# ataidle_adX: parameters to pass to ataidle(8)
# Example:
# Put the disks ad0, ad1 and ad2 into Idle mode after 60
# minutes and Standby mode after 120 minutes. Also, set the
# AAM and APM values to their maximum so the drives run at
# their maximum performance.
#
# ataidle_devices="ad0 ad1 ad2"
# ataidle_ad0="-I 60 -S 120 -A 127 -P 254"
# ataidle_ad1="-I 60 -S 120 -A 127 -P 254"
# ataidle_ad2="-I 60 -S 120 -A 127 -P 254"
#
. %%RC_SUBR%%
name="ataidle"
rcvar=${name}_enable
command="%%PREFIX%%/sbin/${name}"
start_cmd="ataidle_start"
load_rc_config $name
: ${ataidle_enable="NO"}
ataidle_start()
{
if [ -n "${ataidle_device}" -a -z "${ataidle_devices}" ]; then
echo "warning: old ataidle rc settings found"
ataidle_devices=${ataidle_device}
fi
if [ -n "${ataidle_devices}" ]; then
for i in ${ataidle_devices}; do
eval ataidle_args=\$ataidle_${i}
echo "ATAidle: configuring device /dev/${i}"
${command} ${ataidle_args} /dev/${i}
done
fi
}
run_rc_command "$1"
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