in fstab there is:
UUID=2e21761e-2099-42e6-9325-2f34583633c9 /boot
UUID=2e21761e-2099-42e6-9325-2f34583633c9 /
UUID=2e21761e-2099-42e6-9325-2f34583633c9 /home
how to use fstrim on /dev/sda / and /boot
ans /dev/sdb /home
in fstab there is:
UUID=2e21761e-2099-42e6-9325-2f34583633c9 /boot
UUID=2e21761e-2099-42e6-9325-2f34583633c9 /
UUID=2e21761e-2099-42e6-9325-2f34583633c9 /home
how to use fstrim on /dev/sda / and /boot
ans /dev/sdb /home
On Fri 28 Nov 2014 09:36:01 PM CST, susegebr wrote:
in fstab there is:
UUID=2e21761e-2099-42e6-9325-2f34583633c9 /boot
UUID=2e21761e-2099-42e6-9325-2f34583633c9 /
UUID=2e21761e-2099-42e6-9325-2f34583633c9 /home
how to use fstrim on /dev/sda / and /boot
ans /dev/sdb /home
Hi
What filesystems in play?
For btrfs there is the btrfsmaintenance package with tools to
trim/balance/scrub (and a defrag). Seems trim and balance weekly,
scrub monthly…
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The filesystem is ETX4 and trim is FSTIM
but when i start fstrim --all -v the program takes for ever and no output
Hi
Maybe it hasn’t got to a point to show any potential discards? If it exits with a 0 all is good…