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Oh yeah, and in some cases if the system attempts to go into S2 sleep it simply bricks the SSD forever. I lost a whole lab worth of drives once before I figure
by jandrese 2y ago
Oh yeah, and in some cases if the system attempts to go into S2 sleep it simply bricks the SSD forever. I lost a whole lab worth of drives once before I figured it out. The vendor was the opposite of helpful, refusing to acknowledge the problem and then wiping their hands of it and walking away. The only solution I've found requires a hardware modification of the drive, downloading a rip of the vendor's internal repos from a sketchy russian website, building a new firmware from scratch, and then flashing it with some custom hardware.