For reference:
http://www.overclock.net/ssd/656984-how-get-your-kingston-40gb-ssd-14.html
posted by Spacedust:
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Thanks !!! It worked for me
All you have to do is to:
- download CentOS 5.2 Live CD ISO
- burn the ISO with ImgBurn
- bootup your Mac from CD called "Windows" (keep pressing Alt on startup)
- open Linux console
- type: sudo su
- install some needed programs with yum -y install gcc make
- download newest edition of hdparm with: wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/hdpa...ar.gz/download
- unpack files: tar -xzvf hdparm*
- go to hdparm directory cd hdparm*
- type: make
- then type: make install
- type: /sbin/hdparm --yes-i-know-what-i-am-doing --dco-restore /dev/sda (if your SSD is a 1st drive, if second sdb, if 3rd sdc, if 4th sdd etc.)
- if you see message:
/dev/sda:
issuing DCO restore command
then it's OK
- type: reboot
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This is like gibberish to me...and it sounds like a hassle. I have a MBP 2.0 Core Duo with Kingston 40GB SSDNOW V Series installed. Need TRIM support. Obviously don't have access to a PC. Anyone find a way to do this with a Mac? Anyone make a program or something to enable TRIM for this drive???
Or can anyone explain or summarize the above procedure so I understand what's going on?
Thanks Smart people~
http://www.overclock.net/ssd/656984-how-get-your-kingston-40gb-ssd-14.html
posted by Spacedust:
*****************
Thanks !!! It worked for me
All you have to do is to:
- download CentOS 5.2 Live CD ISO
- burn the ISO with ImgBurn
- bootup your Mac from CD called "Windows" (keep pressing Alt on startup)
- open Linux console
- type: sudo su
- install some needed programs with yum -y install gcc make
- download newest edition of hdparm with: wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/hdpa...ar.gz/download
- unpack files: tar -xzvf hdparm*
- go to hdparm directory cd hdparm*
- type: make
- then type: make install
- type: /sbin/hdparm --yes-i-know-what-i-am-doing --dco-restore /dev/sda (if your SSD is a 1st drive, if second sdb, if 3rd sdc, if 4th sdd etc.)
- if you see message:
/dev/sda:
issuing DCO restore command
then it's OK
- type: reboot
*********
This is like gibberish to me...and it sounds like a hassle. I have a MBP 2.0 Core Duo with Kingston 40GB SSDNOW V Series installed. Need TRIM support. Obviously don't have access to a PC. Anyone find a way to do this with a Mac? Anyone make a program or something to enable TRIM for this drive???
Or can anyone explain or summarize the above procedure so I understand what's going on?
Thanks Smart people~