In Linux, when the power is shut down or sleep, the hard disk emits a beep when the power is cut off, just as the hard disk sound when the power is suddenly cut off in Windows exists in both Fedora and Ubuntu, there is no problem in Windows, so it is basically the reason for the Linux system itself. As a result, the hard disk power management is abnormal and it seems that this will seriously scratch the hard disk. The hard disk is still relatively expensive and it is better to suffer less. refer to other people's solutions to solve the problem: 1. Create a file "/et
Shut down or sleep in Linux. When the power supply is cut off, the hard disk emits a crash, just like the hard disk sound in Windows when a sudden power failure occurs.
It exists in both Fedora and Ubuntu, but there is no problem in Windows, so it is basically the reason for the Linux system itself, resulting in abnormal hard disk Power Management
It seems that this will seriously scratch the hard disk, the hard disk is still relatively expensive, less suffering as well.
Refer to other people's solutions to solve the problem:
1, new file "/etc/rc0.d/S00hdd-shutdown-workaround" content is:
#! /Bin/sh
Echo 1>/sys/class/scsi_disk/0 \: 0 \: 0 \: 0/stop_on_shutdown
Note: "/sys/class/scsi_disk" may contain directories similar to "0 \: 0 \: 0 \: 0, view your "/sys/class/scsi_disk/a \: B \: c \: d/device/model" file, determine which one corresponds to your hard disk (usually 0 \: 0 \: 0 \: 0 ).
2, chmod + x S00hdd-shutdown-workaround
The abnormal shutdown response has been fixed.
3. cp the file to "/ect/init. d/hdd-shutdown-workaround"
4. Establish a connection
# Ln-s/etc/init. d/hdd-shutdown-workaround/etc/rcS. d/S99hdd-shutdown-workaround
Of course, you need to first su get # permission
In this case, the hard disk power is shut down and sleep.
5. Complete.