Re: SSD - TRIM command

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On Mon, Feb 21 at 20:52, Roberto Spadim wrote:
trim tell harddisk that those block are not in use

yes

not in use block can be used by harddisk reallocation algorithm, like
spare sectors

no, because the host may immediately write to a trim'd sector

The spares in an HDD can never be accessed outside of special tools,
they're swap-in replacements for regions of the media that have
developed defects.

hard disks can use TRIM command to 'create' 'good' blocks like spare sectors

this doesn't make sense to me


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