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sniffs

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Jan 24, 2013
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Prior to Sierra and maybe even prior to El Capitan, I had to use Trim Enabler on my Crucial M4 SSD inside my 2012 MBP.

I updated to Sierra recently and I went to download a new update to Trim Enabler and it says Trim is enabled but not through the Trim Enabler app.

I check System Info and sure enough, Trim has been enabled on my M4. Did Apple enable Trim support? Have I been sleeping under a rock and it's been enabled for awhile now?
 
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Ritsuka

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Since Yosemite you can enable trim with the trimforce command in terminal, and it remains enable even after a system upgrade. Trim Enabler uses trimforce under the hood…
 

randolorian

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The Sierra upgrade disabled trim on my machine somehow. So be sure to verify it is still enabled after your upgrade.
 

hallux

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Apr 25, 2012
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The Sierra upgrade disabled trim on my machine somehow. So be sure to verify it is still enabled after your upgrade.
Did the same to me, I had to re-enable it on my MBP, I haven't checked the Mini yet.
 

sniffs

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Jan 24, 2013
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Every OS upgrade I've done has disabled trim on mine so I was shocked that it was enabled and said it wasn't thru trim enabler.
 
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