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Once again, thanks a lot Joe! The array went to sleep automatically and can now be woken up via WOL! Awesome! Thanks again!

Thanks Joe, cat nohup.out shows nothing. So it's working?

Hi again Joe, Thanks again for the help. I didn't edit the file at all, just downloaded, changed .txt to .sh, copied over to the flash drive. But just to be sure, I used Notepad2 to save it and made sure the line endings were Unix and there seems to be some difference. Now when I do "nohup ./s3.sh &", I get the following instead: [3] 5626 root@ELhub:/boot/custom/bin# nohup: ignoring input and appending outpot to 'nohup.out' Is that what's supposed to happen? ls -l gives me the following: -rwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4163 ....... ./s3.sh

Nope, I did exactly that, both ways, doesn't work. I've attached a screen shot of the telnet session, I also checked to make sure there's a file named s3.sh in the directory... Any idea what else it could be?

Hi there, I'm having the same problem as you, nohup s3.sh and it says there's no such file/directory. I didn't edit the script, I just moved it into the custom/bin directory, renamed it s3.sh, chmod-ed it. But somehow it doesn't work. What am I missing?