On Thu, Apr 21, 2022 at 8:41 AM Michael D. Setzer II via users <users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I had a Fedora 34 machine with a regular 1TB hard disk.
Imaged it to a 1TB SDD disk and then removed regular
disk.
Did a reinstall of the kernel files, since wasn't sure if
perhaps something would be modified.
Just wondering if there are any other things that might
take full advantage of the new disk..
Assuming you started with Fedora 34 you should be on BTRFS. I would just make sure btrfs-trim.timer is enabled to periodically do trimming of unused blocks.
The other btrfs services (defrag, balance, scrub) are generally only needed if you're running some kind of btrfs array.
Maybe it wouldn't hurt to check /etc/fstab and see if compression is enabled. It trades some CPU cycles for space savings which can extend the life of SSD (less blocks written) and improves I/O on spinning disks (less blocks to read/write).
Just check first, it may already be enabled. Level 1 is recommended for SSDs and level 3 for spinning disks.
Thanks,
Richard
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