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> Block 0 of most SSDs is typically used for storing... firmware this sounds like a really bad idea, why would they do that? save a NAND?
by nsonha 5y ago
> Block 0 of most SSDs is typically used for storing... firmware
this sounds like a really bad idea, why would they do that? save a NAND?
- Veliladon 5y agoBecause the chance of something bad actually happening is vanishingly small in this day and age. The biggest risk of bricking an SSD is if someone pulls the power while they're upgrading the SSD firmware which is why vendors have the warnings not to do that while one upgrades SSD firmware.