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As you can see in pictures, in clover is ticked disable, but in system information says enabled. What is the correct ?
 

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As you can see in pictures, in clover is ticked disable, but in system information says enabled. What is the correct ?

Yes your trim is really enabled, you likely have an ssd that matches one that apple uses similar enough and doesn't need a bin patch to enable trim support.
 
As you can see in pictures, in clover is ticked disable, but in system information says enabled. What is the correct ?

Maybe you used trimforce or a kext that enables TRIM for non-Apple hardware (TrimEnabler.kext).
Or an NVMe, which always has TRIM (even for non-Apple NVMe).
 
yes, i used sudo trimforce enable command in terminal. so i assume that my action enabled trim
 
yes, i used sudo trimforce enable command in terminal.

You should not find it surprising that TRIM is enabled after using 'trimforce enable'.
 
Thanks! I couldn't explain the tick in Disable... in clover configurator.
 
Thanks! I couldn't explain the tick in Disable... in clover configurator.

That is a separate method of enabling TRIM, completely unrelated to trimforce.
 
I didn't add any patch or kext, I have Kingston SSD
After sudo trimforce enable report says that trim is enabled for this SSD, does it mean that everything is ok and I don't need any kext?
Then in which case users have to add kexts for this Trim function?
 
I didn't add any patch or kext, I have Kingston SSD
After sudo trimforce enable report says that trim is enabled for this SSD, does it mean that everything is ok and I don't need any kext?
Then in which case users have to add kexts for this Trim function?

There are multiple methods to enable Trim.
  • sudo trimforce enable from Terminal.
  • Use of kext.
  • KextsToPatch in config.plist.
  • Editing kext manually.

If System Information (formerly known as System Profiler) says Trim is enabled, it's enabled.
 
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