Youri Andropov
Dabbler
- Joined
- Apr 8, 2014
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Hello there,
High capacity SSD (2+ TB) are still expensive today, but their price is decreasing.
My main freenas installation is using 6x Seagate Barracuda 3.0 TB HDD in a raid-Z2 ZFS pool. So I was wandering if it would be possible (and usefull) to progressively replace my failing HDD with 4.0 TB SSD (Samsung 850 Evo by instance).
Will SSD Trim command work ? When all disks will be replaced by SSD, will I be able to reclaim the unused 1.0 TB space on the disks ?
High capacity SSD (2+ TB) are still expensive today, but their price is decreasing.
My main freenas installation is using 6x Seagate Barracuda 3.0 TB HDD in a raid-Z2 ZFS pool. So I was wandering if it would be possible (and usefull) to progressively replace my failing HDD with 4.0 TB SSD (Samsung 850 Evo by instance).
Will SSD Trim command work ? When all disks will be replaced by SSD, will I be able to reclaim the unused 1.0 TB space on the disks ?