Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
Hello,
Does anyone know if there is a LaunchDaemon or script where i can schedule my battery reconditioning ?
It is always starting in the middle of a working day and the performance is then very slow.
Or did anyone tried to disconnect the battery cable an put write cache on ?
Tnx,
Harry
Xserve, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
Seems to me to be a hardware design fault…
It has a mind of it's own –literarily– it's own internal control logic determines when this happens
– I have not seen any way to 'control it'
– Personally I consider this to be a major design fault…
– Would be OK if could control it
– OR if it had two batteries and could swap between them
– Neither of which seems to be the case…
I could be wrong – but I've never found a way to control it
– Seems to have a habit of choosing the most in-opportune times to recondition it's battery
– if it works at all…
Seems to me to be a hardware design fault…
It has a mind of it's own –literarily– it's own internal control logic determines when this happens
– I have not seen any way to 'control it'
– Personally I consider this to be a major design fault…
– Would be OK if could control it
– OR if it had two batteries and could swap between them
– Neither of which seems to be the case…
I could be wrong – but I've never found a way to control it
– Seems to have a habit of choosing the most in-opportune times to recondition it's battery
– if it works at all…
If that happens during the day I click the "force on" button for write cache. This will return the raid performance.
The only problem is that you have a power failure during this time you could lose some data. But as long as you have a UPS system you should be fine.
Xserve RAID card reconditioning battery
