Does anyone know how to disable the TRIM feature for SSDs through the promise utility or Terminal??
How To Turn Off TRIM
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PROMISE Technology Inc.
posted this
10 December 2018
From promiseutil...
ctrl -a mod -s"trim=disable"
Trina Eve
posted this
10 December 2018
From promiseutil...
ctrl -a mod -s"trim=disable"
I've tried that command in terminal mutiple times and it hasn't worked. Are there any alternative commands? I've also tried sudo trimforce disable.
PROMISE Technology Inc.
posted this
10 December 2018
Hi Trina,
This will disable trim on the pegasus2. You must have the Promise Utility installed to access the CLI.
MacBook-Pro:~ promise$ promiseutil
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Promise Utility
Version: 4.02.0000.12 Build Date: Apr 20, 2018
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List available RAID HBAs and Subsystems
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Type # Model Alias WWN Seq
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hba 1 * Pegasus2 R6 2000-0001-5357-8cd8 1
Totally 1 HBA(s) and 0 Subsystem(s)
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The row with '*' sign refers the current working HBA/Subsystem path
To change the current HBA/Subsystem path, you may use the following command:
spath -a chgpath -t hba|subsys -p <path #>.
Type help or ? to display all the available commands
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cliib> ctrl -a mod -s"trim=disable"
cliib>
