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Dopeyman

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2011 27" i7 iMac - running Mavericks

I installed a 64GB SSD almost 2 months ago as just my startup drive... And all this time for some reason, I thought TRIM was on.. Nope.. It wasn't.. So yesterday I downloaded TRIM Enabler and turned it on... It prompted me to restart for the changes to take affect..

Now.. It won't boot up... I get a slashed circle with a spinning circle on the bottom of it....

I booted up from an external drive and it looks like all my data is still there...

I tried resetting the PRAM. Nothing.
I tried selecting it as my startup drive. Nothing.
I tried Repair Disk via Disk Utility. Nothing.
I tried turning TRIM back off. Nothing.

What do I try next?
 
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Trim doesn't work on all makes of SSDs. Reformat and reinstall OSX, restore from backup. PS don't run Trim enabler.
 
Trim doesn't work on all makes of SSDs. Reformat and reinstall OSX, restore from backup. PS don't run Trim enabler.

So you're saying to leave it as-is after I reformat and install Mavs?

BTW, the SSD in question is a Crucial M4...
 
Well.... Thank you people for the tips...

I just went ahead and CCC'd it, reformatted and reinstalled Mavs...

All is well now... 😀
 
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