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MMr.Goodcat reacted to lexxxel's post in the thread Proxmox with ZFS + SSDs: Built-in TRIM cron job vs zfs autotrim? with
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No, you can set auto-trim to whatever you want, but for your SATA SSD it might be easier to set it to off. The periodic trim on the other side WILL RUN on your NVME drive, BUT WILL NOT run on your SATA SSDs if you do not set zfs set... -
MMr.Goodcat reacted to lexxxel's post in the thread Proxmox with ZFS + SSDs: Built-in TRIM cron job vs zfs autotrim? with Like.
I believe this answer is missing one bit of information. The pool has to have a special flag active, see the zfs docu. The script under /usr/lib/zfs-linux/trim might exit if org.debian:periodic-trim is disabled here is the related part from that...
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MMr.Goodcat reacted to LnxBil's post in the thread Proxmox with ZFS + SSDs: Built-in TRIM cron job vs zfs autotrim? with Like.
No, you don't. Autotrim is a synchronous trim that is issued after a block has been deleted on your pool. This is a unpredictable event for your pool with respect to a regular trim on a defined point in time, so your pool can be slower on heavier...
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MI had the same issue and solved it by removing the Helvetica font from the CSS. I chose to do it on the browser side, by the use of the Tampermonkey browser extension and a user script. I am using Chrome, but Tampermonkey should be available for...