>no trim support
No trim support
Hunter Adams
Other urls found in this thread:
asalor.blogspot.com
twitter.com
Jaxon Johnson
Trolls shill that shit here, but nobody actually uses it.
Jordan Rodriguez
I used to be in the same boat until I realized most MODERN trim support is done on the hardware level and handled by the drive.
Landon Scott
epic trolle op
Anthony Gonzalez
Hardware trim is useless if the OS doesn't issue trim commands when you delete files, or periodically go over the drive and trim all unused space.
Andrew Howard
I didn't know that, but I still don't use any *BSD because it's a goddamn meme.
Xavier Harris
Just think how bad openbsd would be on a qlc ssd
Bentley Gomez
Did you just expect the hardware to understand the on-disk format of every filesystem out there, and parse it to figure out what sectors are in use?
Zachary Powell
what the fuck is a trim?
Hunter Cook
Oh well
Sure thing bud
Bentley Wilson
A standard SCSI/ATA feature allowing SSDs to identify what sectors actually hold important data, so they can garbage collect more efficiently and improve performance and lifespan.
Luis Brown
yes
Parker Harris
>no hardware support
why does an OS so based support such little modern hardware? Linux would literally be irrelevant if the BSDs had the same level of support
Aiden Edwards
You have 10 seconds to explain why you not using OpenBSD 6.5
Gavin Rogers
Linux had BSD tier hardware support not all that long ago
Isaac Hernandez
Fedora Linux exists
Nathaniel Perez
>17 minute uptime
>QEMU vm
Benjamin Sanchez
17 minutes is best then 1 minute
Jaxson Powell
based juan.
Noah Richardson
>america education folks
Jason Nguyen
TRIM exposes which blocks are unused in dm-crypt: asalor.blogspot.com
Also, TRIM degrades SSDs. Therefore, disable TRIM.