ŒLet's talk about file systems for modern SSD HD's

so I've got a new 512GB SSD drive in my X1000 and recall that many users have used SFS/02 with no issues but some users did have some issues as SFS wasn't designed for SSD's.

I've been using SFS/02 on my 'real' HD since 2011 with zero issues but I'd like to try NGFS or any other more modern file system that can handle trim etc. with SSD's...what's this NTFileSystem3G I'm seeing in my L folder?

@328gts

That's a port of a freely available NTFS (Windows) clone.

See also Hyperions blog entry.

It's more aimed at people hot-switching their HDDs to and from different OSs.
(Since it's not 100% AmigaOS FS compatible and doesn't have 100% of the original NTFS functionality, i'd say it's something you can play around with, but not seriously use as your daily FS)

Also, i don't really remember if that was correct, but the handling (of special functions in the hardware) of SSDs is not something the FS does, but the device driver, so e.g. sb600sata.device.
It doesn't really matter which FS you use if the device driver doesn't support it.

No idea if someone is working on updated device drivers...

I could be wrong, though