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Hi,
thank you for the inquiry.
Here are some factors that might affect HDD hibernation:
- Cloud Station
- Media Server (Some DMA / DLNA device might perform background tasks)
- Syslog server
- Audio Station (AirPlay)
- Quick Connect
- NTP time sync
- DDNS Service
- Routers that send out ARP packets regularly
- Other AirPlay/DLNA devices in the same LAN
- Hotspot, Router mode (for DS213air only)
Here are the factors that are known to affect HDD hibernation:
- "Windows network discovery" option is enabled in DSM > Control Panel > Network > DSM Settings
- Audio Station option "Do not search for DLNA device" is unticked
- DiskStation is making thumbnails or re-indexing the multimedia files after upgrading.
There will be index/convert (synomkthumbd) process under resource monitor when this occurs.
- Webalizer (1hr or 5min)
- Local Master Browser in Control Panel > File services > Win/Mac/NFS > Windows file Service > Advanced settings
- eMule (Dlownload Station)
- Download Station (RSS, Active download tsks)
- Logitech Media Server
- Mail Server
- Media Server Log
- Mail Station (POP3 fetch)
- Surveillance Station (Video Recording)
- DMA log is enabled in Media Server > Diagnose
- Windows Media Player in LAN (Network Sharing Service, Default On)
(
http://www.mydigitallife.info/how-to-disable-windows-7-media-player-network-sharing-service-wmpnetwk/)
- Directory Server
- 3rd party software or optware like SABnzbd, Pled
- Too many process running and swap is used, ex DS109j
- Synology NAS (DS213+ & DS413) cannot enter System Hibernation if any USB devices are attached to the unit.
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If none of them are on your unit, please follow the below steps to clarify this issue.
1-1. help us to disable all services/packages.
1-2. Removing any external devices on your unit.
1-3. Unplugging NAS's network cable.
1-4. Rebooting NAS.
1-5. After booting process finish, please monitoring the status of hibernation.
2-1. If it could go hibernation without any services/packages/external devices, then you could enable them one by one to see which one is the root cause.
2-2. Afer your services/packages/external devices are all enabled/connected, and NAS can go hibernation,
then you can connect to your router if you have, but only let NAS connect to this router, and then to see which one is the root cause.
2-3. If it could go hibernation and you have other device need to connect to this router,
then you can connect your device on your router one by one to see which one is the root cause.
Sincerely,
Max Jan
Synology Beta Program Team
On Sun, Sep 28, 2014 at 3:27 PM, pietjepuk@Dummy.nl <Pietjepuk@Dummy.nl> wrote:
Issue type: support
Feedback: After upgrade to Beta 5.1. My beautiful ds 212j will not sleep any more. There are two processes that are unknown to me and i can imagine these are main processes
Entri.cgi_syno.core.system[1].info
Entri.cgi.system.utilisation.get
While monitoring these processes they cause continuesly disk io. I hope you will feedback.
Luckily for me this is a playtoy. And i will sleep while the syno doesn't. No sleepless nights for me with this problem. Just shut down the ds 212j over night.