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On 11/08/2013 02:47 PM, Mike Small wrote: > Others have discussed performance and longevity issues but what do > people think of SSDs and what wikipedia calls data remanence (your > data remaining visible on the drive despite your (modest and not > involving sledge hammers or demagnetization) efforts)? Part of why I run full disk encryption is to not worry about that. Don't destroy the disk, just destroy the encryption key. If I did Bcache with an SSD, maybe I could stack it under the encryption. I think the sequential vs. random access patterns are still visible at that level. Heck, Bcache stands for block layer cache. That stacking would work. -kb
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