thanks

linux 系统控制硬盘旋转和停止的程序（spin down/up）

THANKS

Pavel Machek <[e-mail]> for the sleep code in bdflush-1.6,
	and the syncing code adapted in noflushd 2.0.
Peter Englmaier <[e-mail]> for lots of comments, fixes and improvements.
Ross Golder <[e-mail]> for not getting tired to test and report 
	the endless bugs in my alpha versions.
Dr. Tom Holroyd <[e-mail]> for his extremely valuable suggestions and
	maltreating his laptop to work out weird suspend interactions.
Andreas Steinmetz <[e-mail]> suggested how to handle LVM volumes.
Osma Ahvenlampi <[e-mail]> made me aware of the devfs problems.
Matthias Andree <[e-mail]> suggested improvements to the RPM
	build process.
Andreas U. Trottmann <[e-mail]> tracked down and fixed bugs in oldstyle 
	stat support.
Andrew Lenharth <[e-mail]> spotted a bogus cast that made 64bit
	architectures freak out.
Honza Fikar <[e-mail]> and Gerd Bavendiek <[e-mail]> for
	testing and giving feedback on pre-releases. 
Joey Hess <[e-mail]> adopted noflushd and adapted it to Debian's needs.
Bob Mathews <[e-mail]> tracked down a no-go bug in the
	spindown code.
Brent Roman <[e-mail]> sent in a pile of valuable patches with bug
	fixes and improvements.
Olivier Chapuis <[e-mail]> debugged my multiple timeout
	braindeadness. 
Laurent Pelecq <[e-mail]> contributed the code to
	monitor interrupts, and spindown only when the machine is not
	used interactively.
Thomas Link <[e-mail]> for testing the drain-before-spindown hack, and
	providing the timeout logging scripts,
Mukesh Rajan <[e-mail]> had a close look at the code and spotted
	some bugs.
Michael Buesch <[e-mail]> coded the original pdflush/Linux 2.5
	support.
Thomas Reifferscheid <[e-mail]> contributed a kernel patch
	to track down file accesses that cause a disk to spin up.
Matijs van Zuijlen <[e-mail]> tracked down too aggressive
	flushing in noflushd that caused frequent spinups.

and lots of others who sent in bug reports and suggestions...

Daniel Kobras <[e-mail]>.