Just wondering if anyone has a solution for solid state drive maintenance in Elive.
I used TRIM in ubuntu but according to this Debian page:
https://wiki.debian.org/SSDOptimization
it requires a newer kernel than 3.16…
Just wondering if anyone has a solution for solid state drive maintenance in Elive.
I used TRIM in ubuntu but according to this Debian page:
https://wiki.debian.org/SSDOptimization
it requires a newer kernel than 3.16…
Tks for those links… I am using SSD for Elive ( I am on elive 99% of the time) and another drive for Ubuntu…
Will read what you sent…
What kind of maintenance are your doing / Talking about ?
My two OS just " work " Lol but I know very few about SSD maintenance
I used to use the TRIM command to keep SSDs from slowing down overtime...my understanding is that it also helps with SSD longevity:
https://blog.100tb.com/how-to-keep-your-ssds-fast-with-trim-on-linux
and
SSD optimizations are already included by the installer with special formatting options and fstab entries
Suggestions to improve the actual setup are welcome
BTW ironically: I have some of the oldest SSD’s, from my main (big work) laptop for example, never had any problem, stills working very good… while old mechanical disks dies after 1-8 years lol
Ah - I see the discard command in the fstab file now - is that what you mean?
Another one of your magical optimizations…nice!
Not only that! but also:
As you can see, there's a ton of optimizations that Elive loves to include by default, the sad thing is that nobody knows these details and even some people thinks that Elive is just "debian with enlightenment"