UPTIME (Announce)
> BTW, tools like ZEROFILL or FILL-0 should
> *not* be used to clean solid state disks. From the SSD controller's
> perspective, such action would mark the entire drive as being "used",
> and consequently decrease it's write performance.
We would need to program a DOS trim tool for SSDs. Maybe some code of zerofill could be reused for searching empty all clusters (I didn't checked how it works / on what level) and then send proper ATA trim command to sectors that have to be discarded...
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DOS gives me freedom to unlimited HW access.
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- UPTIME - Guti, 08.06.2017, 11:18 (Announce)