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TRIM support in 10.8.1

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no success here

run the script, rebuild cache, repair permissions... nothing

i m using samsung SSD 830 connected to ASM1016 chipset PCI-E 2.0 card

My Trim worked fine on 10.8.0

i m start hating updates...
 
I have A Samsung 830 & terminal didn't turn on Trim, but after running that Trim enabler app & rebooting its reporting to be on.
 
no success here

run the script, rebuild cache, repair permissions... nothing

i m using samsung SSD 830 connected to ASM1016 chipset PCI-E 2.0 card

My Trim worked fine on 10.8.0

i m start hating updates...

I have the same SSD and am on 10.8.1, terminal command worked fine.
 

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How do you know if Trim is enabled? I'm sure I check marked it on Multibeast.
 
How do you know if Trim is enabled? I'm sure I check marked it on Multibeast.

Clck on Launchpad -> Others -> System Information, then under Hardware click on Serial ATA, then look at TRIM Support, it should say Yes like this one
 

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Thanks, this worked for me. Remember to Repair Permissions and rebuild Kext Cache. I used "Kext Utility.app", it worked a treat.
 
trim enabler app worked fine sandisk 120gb ... thanks
 
That app worked like a charm. Well played.
 
Hi, I have been trying for the longest time to get TRIM working on my hackintosh (10.8), but so far have been unable to do so. I have read many of the post here, and checked elsewhere on the internet, but nothing has been able to solve my problem. I have tried enabling TRIM through multibeast, through the application TRIM Enabler, and through Terminal, but nothing has worked. I have two ssd drives (Crucial C300 and OCZ Vertex 4) that I have tried with these methods, but have been unsuccesful with either one :banghead:. Does anybody know what I may be doing wrong, or if my ssds simply do not support TRIM. Thanks so much for any help :thumbup:!
 
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