I just bought a 2009 MBP and A 2008 MacBook unibody.
put in two identical Kingston 120gb SSDs
installed el capitan with apples thumb drive instructions and installer download.
everything working perfect.
i used magic disc to check speed performance and realised it wasn’t as fast as it could be or should be, then it occurred to me (it had been a long time) that I should enable trim!
I enabled trim with terminal and another instruction from some user online ‘fsck -fy’
when I rebooted, the performance increased substantially enough to notice the difference.
when I went to use Safari, the internet certificate was saying it was unsafe / out of date. On both MacBooks.
why did trim functions cause this? I had to turn off the certificate check in keychain access to get the web browser working on all websites again. Now I’m left wondering if I should do another fresh install? Would I have to enable trim all over again Or will it be working on a fresh install? How do avoid messing with the internet browser? I’d rather not turn off something that was working fine before in the certificates.
put in two identical Kingston 120gb SSDs
installed el capitan with apples thumb drive instructions and installer download.
everything working perfect.
i used magic disc to check speed performance and realised it wasn’t as fast as it could be or should be, then it occurred to me (it had been a long time) that I should enable trim!
I enabled trim with terminal and another instruction from some user online ‘fsck -fy’
when I rebooted, the performance increased substantially enough to notice the difference.
when I went to use Safari, the internet certificate was saying it was unsafe / out of date. On both MacBooks.
why did trim functions cause this? I had to turn off the certificate check in keychain access to get the web browser working on all websites again. Now I’m left wondering if I should do another fresh install? Would I have to enable trim all over again Or will it be working on a fresh install? How do avoid messing with the internet browser? I’d rather not turn off something that was working fine before in the certificates.
