Is possible enable TRIM in Yosemite? I've read it's not possible, if is true how I'll use jet drive?
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it is possible now with trimforce commandOS X 10.10.4's new "trimforce" command is entered through the Terminal:sudo trimforce enable
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I have not upgraded to Yosemite for this reason. Transcend says they will update their toolbox to provide support for Yosemite, but, not available yet. There is a company offering a Trim Enabler (http://www.cindori.org/trim-enabler-and-yosemite/) They have a good description at this web site.
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I upgraded to Yosemite after using the jet drive on Mavericks. After upgrading Yosemite trim support was disabled. I reenable trim support and everything worked okay. I would make sure you have the latest version of the jet drive toolbox first.
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I'm sorry I don't know what TRIM is, but I'm using this drive with Yosemite and didn't do anything. I don't actually have this drive, but have the 960G drive. Must be different.
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It works fine with OS X Mavericks. Have not tried it with Yosemite Developer Preview.
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I have a late 2009 iMac i7 my internal drive for writing isn't functioning like it should. I borrowed a friends external rw dvd/cd drive by Apple and haven't had any difficulties. Writes perfectly fine. I'm not running Yosemite.
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Check out this link. It answers the question thoroughly. http://www.mactrast.com/2013/11/enable-trim-ssds-os-x-mavericks/
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We just encountered the same issue after upgrading to a new computer, and Yosemite, and spent quite awhile on the phone with the Pro Tools people - apparently it "will" eventually be cleared, but no really firm time estimate available. They would not commit to anything but "soon" - without specifying if that was days, weeks, or longer.
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You do not need the trim wheel, just assign one of the toggle switches on the yoke to act as and eclectic trim. There are plenty of them so you will still have lots of other options open to you with the rest of the switches.
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I haven't had any troubles with this drive and Installed it while using Yosemite Bata. I have installed the full Yosemite and still have no troubles.
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Regarding the "blanks": these are the resource forks the Mac uses to store the icons etc. It is inexcusable that Philips (and nearly everyone else) doesn't handle this. If you get the excellent "Graphic Converter" shareware you can (among other things) automatically remove these from all of your pictures (go to file->"convert and modify" and select "remove resource fork". Then highlight all of the pictures you want to modify). This software can also convert resolutions etc in batch mode. Well worth the shareware cost, but you can use it in trial mode too.This is also an issue if you take pictures to be printed on a USB drive etc. Regarding the "blanks": these are the resource forks the Mac uses to store the icons etc. It is inexcusable that Philips (and nearly everyone else) doesn't handle this. If you get the excellent "Graphic Converter" shareware you can (among other things) automatically remove these from all of your pictures (go to file->"convert and modify" and select "remove resource fork". Then highlight all of the pictures you want to modify). This software can also convert resolutions etc in batch mode. Well worth the shareware cost, but you can use it in trial... » Read More Regarding the "blanks": these are the resource forks the Mac uses to store the icons etc. It is inexcusable that Philips (and nearly everyone else) doesn't handle this. If you get the excellent "Graphic Converter" shareware you can (among other things) automatically remove these from all of your pictures (go to file->"convert and modify" and select "remove resource fork". Then highlight all of the pictures you want to modify). This software can also convert resolutions etc in batch mode. Well worth the shareware cost, but you can use it in trial mode too.This is also an issue if you take pictures to be printed on a USB drive etc. « Show Less
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Windows XP does not natively support TRIM, so my advice is to get a copy of Windows 7, to get full benefits from your ssd
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I do not believe so. I have been told by one of the owners at Studio Center Miami not to upgrade to Yosemite. He said it would screw things up. I am running Mountain Lion with PT-10.
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It would not work on the MAC OS before Yosemite. I have not tried it on this release.
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I have not tried this on Yosemite yet. But i have had. No luck with this on the mac period to contact surport.with no luck. So I just gave up.
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I was on the verge of getting a Mac if for no other reason then final cut. But I know I don't have a good hard drive, just the original 72,000 rpm included with my Emachines et1352-53, I have heard of raid setups. Could you tell me what I would need to set up something like that? also where did you get your weird software (was it Edius?)
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I have three Linux distributions on this drive and TRIM is enabled on all three...no issues
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NO, do NOT get a MAC. Overpriced and WAY over-hyped. I can edit 60p with ZERO chop on one of my meager core-duo laptops at 1.8ghz, with effects and PIP's, etc. no problem. You probably are not optimally configured both in hardware and software. What kind of hard drive do you have? This is a very likely culprit. I typically only edit on RAID0 configs because of their awesome speed, and this is where the bottle-neck is really. Also, get some real editing software. I've been using Edius for 10+ years now, and it is simply THE BEST NLE software I have ever used bar none (Vegas, Avid, Premiere Pro through CS4, and yes (sigh) Final Crap Pro). It is incredibly fast, stable, and supports mixed formats and more on a single timeline. Best wishes in any case.
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Waoh I am using it with os X yosemite. There was excellent change in the performance of my laptop. My mac book rejuvenate again
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Hi Barry,I'm Jewel with Kingston Technical Support, here to address your question. The DTLPG3 is compatible with Mac OS X Yosemite. If you experience any issue with the drive, please contact us so we can troubleshoot with you and find the proper resolution. For any further questions or concerns, please call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you.Thank you for selecting Kingston as your upgrade partner.