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Hi,

I'm running FreeBSD 4.0 and I've noticed that the hard drives on my
server never seem to 'rest' (sleep or standby). This inevitably
wears down the drives, I believe, and wonder if FreeBSD doesn't
have some way to reduce this wear and tear?

Thanx beforehand,
Nash/


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