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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => D-Link Storage => DNS-343 => Topic started by: hilaireg on January 04, 2009, 01:18:16 PM
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Hi All,
Anyone else noticed that when the OLED Display goes to sleep that the DNS-343 halts activity on large files?
As soon as the OLED Display goes to sleep, all HDD & LAN activity on the DNS-343 and stop. The file sync utility (Beyond Compare) progress stops until I reach over and press the 'Next' button on the front of the DNS-343.
As soon as the OLED Information appears, the file sync progress resumes; be helpful if a few other folks could confirm a similar anomally. BTW, the VM's I'm copying to the DNS-343 are at least 30GB in size.
Cheers,
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I don't use that utility nor do I have any files that large, but I tried to simulate as close as possible by copying a 4 gb file with a 1 min. OLED timeout. No stoppage. I have been experiencing random lockups mid-copy, however, as I've chronicled in another thread. Really wishing I could revert to 1.01 to see if I have the same issues.
Is your 343 no longer pingable when this occurs? How do you know HDD activity has ceased if the display is in sleep mode?
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Does that Beyond Compare utility come on the CD with the 343? I never even opened my CD.
I have my OLED timeout set to 10 seconds. I have copied almost 500GB of large and small files to the 343 (firmware 1.02) over a gigabit network and there were no timeouts or interruptions of the copy process.
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Thanks for the quick responses,
Beyond Compare 2 (BC2) is made by Scooter Software (http://www.scootersoftware.com).
I've done some more testing and it seems like the problem manifests itself on files over 24GB in size. Using a Windows Explorer copy, the DNS-343 stalls and the standard Explorer copy/lost connection error occurs.
When using BC2, the copy progress halts and restarts copying the file the moment I press the 'Next' button on the unit.
I'm running over Gig without Jumbo Frames; I've changed the OLED timeout from 5 minutes to 15 minutes (max) to confirm the anomally and sure enough ... it stalls out a few minutes into the OLED screensaver activity.
It's almost behaving like some kind of resource 'leak' although I can't say for certain - would really love to see what's in the log at that point in time ...
*hint* *hint* *hint* *hint* *hint*
Cheers,
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That's very interesting. My latest lockup occurred ~15gb into a copy of 100+ files of varying sizes. Prior to that I had copied ~80gb to it in batches of 2-8gb (max) without issue.
What is your RAID config? EXT2 or EXT3?
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I chose EXT3 for stability.