> Overall, I haven’t seen many issues with the drives, and when I did, it was a Linux kernel issue. Reading the linked post, it's not a Linux kernel issue. Rat

> Overall, I haven’t seen many issues with the drives, and when I did, it was a Linux kernel issue. Reading the linked post, it's not a Linux kernel issue. Rather, the Linux kernel was forced to disable queued TRIM and maybe even NCQ for these drives, due to issues in the drives.