SYNOPSIS
hdapsd [-f|-r|-c <cfgfile>|-d <device>|-s <sensitivity>|-a|-v|-b|-p|-t|-y|-H|-S|-L|-l|-V|-h]OPTIONS
- -c --cfgfile=<cfgfile>
- Load configuration from <cfgfile>. Only available if hdapsd was compiled with libconfig support.
- -d --device=<device>
- <device> is likely to be hda or sda. Can be given multiple times to protect multiple devices.
- -f --force
- Force unloading heads, even if kernel thinks different (on pre ATA7 drives). This only works when adding devices by hand (-d).
- -r --force-rotational
- Autodetect drives as rotational, even if kernel thinks they are not.
- -s --sensitivity=<sensitivity>
- How sensitive hdapsd should be to movements. Defaults to 15, higher values mean less sensitive.
- -a --adaptive
- Adaptive threshold (automatic increase when the built-in keyboard/mouse are used).
- -v --verbose
- Get verbose statistics.
- -b --background
- Run the process in the background.
- -p --pidfile[=<pidfile>]
- Create a pid file when running in background. If <pidfile> is not specified, it's set to /var/run/hdapsd.pid.
- -t --dry-run
- Don't actually park the drive.
- -y --poll-sysfs
- Force use of sysfs interface to accelerometer.
- -H --hardware-logic
- Uses the hardware fall detection logic instead of the software one. Options --sensitivity and --adaptive have no effect in this mode.
- -S --software-logic
- Uses the software fall detection logic even if the hardware one is available.
- -L --no-leds
- Don't blink the LEDs when a shock is detected.
- -l --syslog
- Log to syslog instead of stdout/stderr.
- -V --version
- Display version information and exit.
- -h --help
-
Display help and exit.
You can send SIGUSR1 to deactivate hdapsd for 8 seconds.