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So I was sitting by my SuSE 9.0 server today checking my mail, and every few minutes or so I kept hearing that sound of the hard drive spinning up. There are two possibilities, as I see it. Either my hard drive is about to go, or it's configured to sleep when it shouldn't (being a server that's on 24/7). Of course we all know that the more painful option is likely to be the correct one, so I'm off to by a hard drive while my system is backing up to my external USB drive. - Am I missing any possibilities? - How does one tell the hard drive not to sleep, in case it's that? Is it an APM/ACPI thing? - To minimize downtime, I would like to install SuSE 9.2 and all my other software on the new hard drive in a second computer, and move it over and tweak when it's ready. The main obstacles I see to doing this is moving from apache1.3 to apache2 (ther emust be a migration FAQ somewhere, though), and the differing hardware, especially the video card. Has anyone else done this? How did it go?
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