Ubuntu
gnome-disk-utility package

  1. Bug #1058623
  2. Comment #4

Comment 4 for bug 1058623

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Rocko (rockorequin) wrote :

Just FYI, udisks2 handles drives (at least in 14.04+) and you can configure things like APM level for individual disks by putting an entry into /etc/udisks2 with a filename that matches the drive id and serial number (which you can read from gnome-disks/palimpsest), eg with the contents:

[ATA]
StandbyTimeout=60

Do "man 8 udisks" for more info about the format of the file.