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Enabling Automatic Block Discard Using the fstrim Systemd Timer The default timer unit is configured to run the fstrim operation weekly, but you can change the frequency by creating a systemd override drop-in unit and setting the OnCalendar directive Configure the fstrim systemd timer unit to periodically trim unused blocks on a file system
How to Use the fstrim Command in Linux for SSD Optimization? One key renovation task is releasing unused data blocks, that's in which the TRIM command comes in The fstrim command in Linux utilizes TRIM to tell the SSD which record blocks are not in use, allowing the pressure to erase them, thereby enhancing performance and putting on leveling
fstrim SystemD service and timer - Raspberry Pi Forums I've noticed that the fstrim command (binary) is included in the OS image, but the fstrim service and fstrim timer files are missing in SystemD These files are usually found in the util-linux package
fstrim (8) — Linux manual page - man7. org DESCRIPTION top fstrim is used on a mounted filesystem to discard (or "trim") blocks which are not in use by the filesystem This is useful for solid-state drives (SSDs) and thinly-provisioned storage By default, fstrim will discard all unused blocks in the filesystem
[TUTORIAL] - How to Make Fstrim Run More Often in LXC Containers and . . . I discovered some of my containers had the condition that blocked fstrim timer and fstrim service from loading, so I had to remove this This is just for users to easily understand and change it when editing, but I may eventually reference this as well
[SOLVED] Who is calling this fstrim system service? Newbie Corner . . . Registered: 2016-12-19 Posts: 4 Hi all, I'm trying to optimize my new ssd's performance I would like to have the fstrim service started once a week I don't manage to know if it is already working this way A little help please? This command shows that the fstrim was never called, isn't it? > systemctl status fstrim fstrim service - Discard
Trim Question - fstrim on dual boot system (Windows 10 + Manjaro) So here is how to change it to daily (or whenever you want) To change it without changing the usr lib systemd unit, and override it in etc systemd (so you don’t have to deal with pacsave files on this), run this: Add the two lines between the comments at the top