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On Thu,May 31 10:31:AM, Edward Ned Harvey wrote: > > The MTBF of SSD's is sort of a black art. When they first came out years > ago, they posted the same MTBF, but in actuality it was much worse because > windows kept writing the same disk block over and over, which is fatal to > SSD's. But they fixed this problem with load leveling (or wear balancing) > in hardware in the SSD, mapping virtual blocks to physical blocks. I was told that the equivalent feature in Linux, that helps prolong the life of an SSD , started being available from Kernel 3.0 and above, true or false ?
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