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From: brianc@netrover.com (Brian Campbell)
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Subject: scsi spindown
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Has anyone modified FreeBSD-anything to spindown scsi (direct) drives
after some period of non-use?

Seems simple enough, but while just using timeout and printf seemed to
work, actually calling scsi_stop_unit crashed my machine.  So, before I
start debugging, I figured I'd check and see if it had been done before.