When checking up the details on the SSD for my iMac pro, I noticed that the app I use doesn't report it as enabled. I tried viewing it in terminal & nothing reports. I'm assuming it's just incorrect. Thoughts?
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Nope,
TRIM Support = Yes (in that instance) means "turned on"
So, an SSD connected through a bus that supports trim will TRIM
Look at any Mac system where Trim is not enabled.
That information page will show "TRIM Support - No"
It's not that the system doesn't actually support TRIM, but it simply is not enabled.
TRIM Support = Yes (in that instance) means "turned on"
So, an SSD connected through a bus that supports trim will TRIM
Look at any Mac system where Trim is not enabled.
That information page will show "TRIM Support - No"
It's not that the system doesn't actually support TRIM, but it simply is not enabled.
The T2 chip on the iMac Pro acts as the controller for the SSD so I expect DiskSensei is not correctly querying the status.