Re: Western Digital Red's SMR and btrfs?

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On 5/10/20 22:06, Zygo Blaxell wrote:
>
> The exceptions would be data extents that are explicitly deleted
> (TRIM command), and it looks like a sequential overwrite at the _end_
> of a zone (i.e. starting in the middle on a sector boundary and writing


Do these SMR drives generally support TRIM? What other spinning drives
support it?

I was surprised to recently discover a spinning drive that supports
TRIM. It's a HGST Z5K1 2.5" 5400 RPM 1TB OEM drive I pulled from an ASUS
laptop to replace with a SSD. TRIM support is verified by hdparm and by
running the fstrim command. There's nothing in the literature about this
being a hybrid drive.

Doesn't seem likely, but could it be shingled?

Phil







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