Description of problem: not used sata hdd wakes up after system wake-up Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 3.8.4-202.fc18.i686 How reproducible: everytime Steps to Reproduce: 1. put additional hdd into stand-by 2. put the system into stand-by mode 3. wake-up a system Actual results: hdd wakes up Expected results: not used hdd should stay sleeping Additional info:
HDD remain woken-up even if I set 30-secs stand-by timeout using "Disks" utility.
Oops, changed the version on the wrong bug on accident. I believe the kernel will wake all devices up upon resume as it does not immediately know if that device is used later in the resume or not. Matthew, is that correct?
Drives are reset after resume, and the kernel has no idea what state the disk is in. udisks needs to send a new timeout command after resume.
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