Sierra SSD trim

[gkontos]

Hello, I bought a SanDisk SSD Plus 480GB and I was wondering if I need to enable trim with "sudo trimforce enable".
I have not seen any relevant thread regarding Sierra and Trim support.

Thanks

 

[citizen7]

yes, and I found for whatever reason it did not take, and I had to do it like 4 times, but it finally worked... on crucial SSD

 

[gkontos]

yes, and I found for whatever reason it did not take, and I had to do it like 4 times, but it finally worked... on crucial SSD

So you mean that you had to repeat the procedure 4 times? Did you get any kernel panics?

 

[P1LGRIM]

There is a Clover patch for this too :

Name IOAHCIBlockStorage
Find 004150504C452053534400
Replace 0000000000000000000000
Comment Trim Patch

 

[gkontos]

@P1LGRIM Thanks!

Shall I use Clover Configurator to apply it in config.plist ?

 

[P1LGRIM]

@P1LGRIM Thanks!

Shall I use Clover Configurator to apply it in config.plist ?

There are many ways to edit your config.plist, CloverConfigurator is one of them - The choice is yours.

 

[gkontos]

There are many ways to edit your config.plist, CloverConfigurator is one of them - The choice is yours.

Great! I will update once I install the SSD.

 

[gkontos]

"sudo trimforce enable" did the job fine!

 

[Keepps]

That Sudo command worked for me too. So much better than messing about with scary Clover Configurator hex codes. Thanks!

 

[SardusX]

Hi All,
I have the Clover Trim Patch in the config.plist and i have tried the "sudo trimforce enable" command many times without results (the trim status does not appear).
My system is multiboot (with separate HDD/SSD) legacy mode. Could it be caused to be the Sierra SSD (Crucial MX300 525 gb) divided into two partitions?
Any idea to solve the problem?
Thanks in advance