[jcoles]

The test_trim.sh test doesn't return the all-zeros result that it should. The sector data are unchanged.
I double-checked my fstab modifications, rebooted and retried the test script.

The SSD drive is a Kingston sv300s3. I'm running the 32-bit version of Linux Lite 2.4 on an Asus X101CH eeePC.

McDivot may be right that trimming doesn't happen automatically, you have to request it. I probably won't bother. The idea that my SSD might last longer was the motivation for trying the fstab mod.

Linux Lite is a fine distro, by the way.

[Wirezfree]

Hi,

Take a look at my reply to McDivot

https://dfgkh547-jsdfv8.iyhkj.tk/forums/hard-...3/#msg6653

Dave

[valtam]

The Trim tutorial has been re-written with new information and will appear in the new Help Manual when it is released.

[Wirezfree]

Thanks... Dave

[m654321]

I don't use the automatic fstrim, I do it manually.
To clean junk I use the terminal every now and then and enter the following,
e.g:

for root partition:      sudo fstrim -v  /
for home partition:  sudo fstrim -v  /home

You can adapt this for any other partitions, e.g. data partitions..
I picked this up from Quidsup on Youtube.

Regards
Mike