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Can writes to SSD be eliminated completely?
danielson Offline

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06-02-2020, 01:17 AM
Silly question i suppose.
But, can writes to SSD be completely eliminated?

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Paul74 Offline

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06-19-2020, 08:10 AM
Hello !
Completely eliminate writes to SSD !!!!
I don't think is possible. But I am not an expert !

But I reduced the number of write operations by putting temp files in memory.
To do that, I just modified /etc/fstab file.
The first advantage is a shorter boot time : 20 seconds from pressing On to main panel, on an old Dell Optiflex 760 with a 240 GB SSD.
LL 4.8 running on Dell Optiflex 760
LL 4.8 running on Asus X52J
LL 4.8 running on Toshiba Satellite C670-14W
LL 3.8 (32 bits) running on HP Pavilion
LL 5.0 running on Samsung RV515
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