Re: SSD - TRIM command

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On Wed, Feb  9 at  1:44, Stan Hoeppner wrote:
maurice put forth on 2/8/2011 11:37 AM:
On 2/7/2011 1:07 PM, Roberto Spadim wrote:
hi guys, could md send TRIM command to ssd? using ext4 discart mount option?
if i mix ssd and hd, could this TRIM be rewrite to non TRIM compatible disks?

I have read that using md with SSDs is not a great idea:
Form the Fedora 14 documentation:

Using any RAID level but pure striping with SSDs is a bad idea, for the exact
reason in that documentation:  excessive writes.

If I mirror two SSDs, and write 1 unit of data to the mirror, each
element of the mirror should see 1 unit of write.  How does this
perform excessive writes, compared to the same workload applied to a
single SSD?

I agree that in aggregate we've now done 2 units worth of writes,
however, in a mirror case, we're protecting against both whole-device
failure and single-sector failure modes, so hardly seems like a bad
idea in all applications.


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