Re: SSD - TRIM command

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On Mon, Feb 21 at 22:55, Roberto Spadim wrote:
it can be used for badblock reallocation if harddisk have it
a harddisk is near to NOR ssd with variable accesstime, if head is
near sector to be read/write accesstime is small, if sector is far
from head, access time increase (normaly <=1 disk revolution if head
control system is good, for 7200rpm 1revolution is near to 8.33ms)

Hard disks do not expose their defect information/remappings.  They
present a defect-free logical region to the host.

Optimizing for a few hundred thousand remapped sectors across the LBA
range of ~6 billion LBAs on a 3TB drive isn't worth the effort or code
complexity in most cases.

I still don't see how TRIM helps a rotating drive.

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