So alternatively, is there a way to run a shell script after the computer wakes up? Maybe I could just recreate the RAM Disk when it wakes up again and hope for the best. A work around that has potential is to employ sleepwatcher (google it) where the sleep script writes a hidden file onto the drive, thus waking the drive from standby just prior to the host system entering sleep. If I recreate the RAM Disk, it is blank of course, but Chrome/Firefox/Safari won't start using it until I restart them. Transfer speed with Time Machine can be as high as 100 MB/s where small file reads appear to be the limiting factor (e.g. Then when it wakes up the disk disappears, but somehow the browsers continue working without problems, but there is no indication that they are still writing to RAM or the SSD because no files seem to appear where they should be. These get run at their respective times, when the laptop is going to sleep or waking up. It loads the launch daemon then creates two files, /etc/rc.sleep and /etc/rc.wakeup. It them moves onto downloading the package and copying the files into the appropriate places.
Sleepwatcher scripts to eject timemachine before sleep full#
need to create bash scripts to really tap SleepWatchers full potential. The script begins with deleting any old version of sleepwatcher on the computer. It works 100% perfectly until I put the machine to sleep. Performing Actions on Sleep or Wake Login items are perfect for opening files. The passed parameters include the USB device name. The USB events are triggered as devices are added and removed. The apache web server is listed as httpd and the Linux. The volume name and path is supplied to any scripts EventScripts executes. For indication about the GNOME version, please check the nautilus and gnome-shell packages.
Is there any way that I can get the mackbook to send a magic packet to my fileserver automatically every time I open it up (i.e. Volume, USB & Time Machine Events The volume events are triggered before and after OS X mounts an external volume or server. So I wrote a script to create the SSD and required folders and placed symlinks in my Cache folder for my browsers. I have an ali Mackbook and use 'Wakeup' to send magic packets to my file server to wake it up. It just ends up being writes and reads wearing on the SSD that don't need to be.
I was using the RAM Disk as a temporary cache for my browsers, whom tend to use upwards of 500MB of space after a few days since cache on an SSD is mostly useless and doesn't boost the speed at all.HALIFAX - He walks into homes through unlocked doors, sneaks into women's bedrooms and quietly watches them sleep until they wake before fleeing ou.But I have now noticed that the RAM Disk (And sometimes other networked disks) get unmounted when I put the laptop to sleep and wake it up again.Įdit: This may be a known issue with Apple, but it is unknown if it was ever filed with them and if they ever plan on fixing it: I have a script set up to create a RAM Disk at login.
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