With 6.6.6, the drives would spin down, upon testing 6.7.0-rc1/rc2 I've noticed the system would behave exactly like the original poster's system.
The system is running Plex (Docker), Cache Dirs, and a couple of plugins.
I've stopped all the docker images, enabled and disabled the cache dirs with various settings (changed cache pressure to 1, enabled and disabled scanning of user shares, etc). I use SMB Time Machine on 6.7.0-rc, and I've disabled it as well, with no avail.
I have also tried going into the disk settings and changed the Tunable (md_write_method): from auto, to "read/modify/write".
The only thing that seems to fix it is downgrading it to 6.6.6, however I'd like to be on the 6.70 branch since I'm using the SMB+TimeMachine.
[6.7.0-rc2] Reading all disks when writing to a single one
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I have the exact same issue.
With 6.6.6, the drives would spin down, upon testing 6.7.0-rc1/rc2 I've noticed the system would behave exactly like the original poster's system.
The system is running Plex (Docker), Cache Dirs, and a couple of plugins.
I've stopped all the docker images, enabled and disabled the cache dirs with various settings (changed cache pressure to 1, enabled and disabled scanning of user shares, etc). I use SMB Time Machine on 6.7.0-rc, and I've disabled it as well, with no avail.
I have also tried going into the disk settings and changed the Tunable (md_write_method): from auto, to "read/modify/write".
The only thing that seems to fix it is downgrading it to 6.6.6, however I'd like to be on the 6.70 branch since I'm using the SMB+TimeMachine.
Chris