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Tag: SSD

Enable periodic trim support

By default, trimming is disabled in Debian Buster. If you have an SSD, you can enable periodic trimming:

$ sudo systemctl enable fstrim.timer

The alternative is continuous trimming, which is enabled by passing discard option to the filesystem in /etc/fstab/.

Posted on September 11, 2019Categories TipsTags Debian, SSDLeave a comment on Enable periodic trim support
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