(solved) Trimforce enable not working in Catalina beta

[msh]

I tried sudo trimforce enable with terminal command in Catelina beta but I get no success at this time. I tried enable trim because my ssd is fully,I have no movies, no music in this ssd.

 

[msh]

Big thank to jaymonkey for his guide "instilling 3rd party kexts"

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For enabling trim, use hackintool to mount the System partition in Read/Write mode and sudo trimfroce enable in terminal command.

 

[trs96]

Big thank to jaymonkey for his guide "installing 3rd party kexts"

+1 Jay's guides are some of the best I've seen anywhere. This includes the iDiot's Guide to Lilu and it's Plugins. Clear, well written guides that anyone with any level of experience can find useful.

 

[hevega]

I mount the System partition in Read/Write mode and sudo trimfroce enable in terminal command, reboots and ... nothing happens.
What else have to do

 

[Big-W]

What else have to do

Have you tried adding the trim enable patch? When I disable it I have the same output from sys info as you do.

 

[Big]

I did that. Nothing...

 

[mattystonnie]

I did that. Nothing...

There's no need for trim patch with APFS .

 

[Big]

Actually there is. I got it working doing like Big-W wrote.

 

[INeedHelp1]

Actually there is. I got it working doing like Big-W wrote.

Me too!

 

[esafeddie]

There's no need for trim patch with APFS .

Yes and No -It's been reported having Trim Patch activated on a Hack slows down boot time by a few seconds or so, anyway most high end drives has builtin software that does the same job that the Trim Patch does.