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{{ProdS |V20= |V21=*|V22=*|V30=C|V31=C|V40=C|V45=C}}
{{ProdS |V20= |V21=*|V22=*|V30=C|V31=C|V40=C|V45=C}}
==Parameters==
* /V - Verbose, display additional information (this switch is always enabled in the unregistered version)
* /DEBUG - Debugging display
* /DEBUG:1 - Debugging display and start/stop all devices once when driver is loading
* /UT:(a1,u1,min1),(a2,u2,min2) -  List of disks with special timeout needs. You may exclude the 'min' value (or set it to zero), in this case the default (possible changed via '/T:') is used.
* /!UT:(a1,u1),(a2,u2) - List of disks to exclude from sleeping. They are added to internal tables, but never stopped. Use IOCtl to enable sleeping these disks.
* /T:<min> - Set sleeping time to <min> minutes.  Default: 30 minutes. Remember that starting a disk drive means stress for its mechanical parts, and do not set this time to low. Maximum time to set via '/T:<min>' is 1092 minutes (about 18 hours).


[[Category:BASEDEV Statements]][[Category:Filter Device Drivers]]
[[Category:BASEDEV Statements]][[Category:Filter Device Drivers]]

Latest revision as of 22:31, 29 October 2023

The SCSI Disk Sleeper Filter by Vitus Jensen. Spins down the hard drive after a adjustable time.

BASEDEV=DSKSLEEP.FLT
Product Support
OS/2 1.3
OS/2 2.0
OS/2 2.1 *
OS/2 2.11 SMP *
OS/2 Warp 3 C
OS/2 Warp Connect C
OS/2 Warp 4 C
OS/2 Warp Server for e-Business C

Parameters

  • /V - Verbose, display additional information (this switch is always enabled in the unregistered version)
  • /DEBUG - Debugging display
  • /DEBUG:1 - Debugging display and start/stop all devices once when driver is loading
  • /UT:(a1,u1,min1),(a2,u2,min2) - List of disks with special timeout needs. You may exclude the 'min' value (or set it to zero), in this case the default (possible changed via '/T:') is used.
  • /!UT:(a1,u1),(a2,u2) - List of disks to exclude from sleeping. They are added to internal tables, but never stopped. Use IOCtl to enable sleeping these disks.
  • /T:<min> - Set sleeping time to <min> minutes. Default: 30 minutes. Remember that starting a disk drive means stress for its mechanical parts, and do not set this time to low. Maximum time to set via '/T:<min>' is 1092 minutes (about 18 hours).