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Post 302587869 by crazydude80 on Friday 6th of January 2012 06:43:23 AM
01-06-2012
Program to test SSD
Hi,
I want to use SSD as storage to replace hard disk in server(Linux system). Need some help how to code the pgm(C or C ++)to test the SSD functionality (eg: Badblocks ). As im new to this line. i dont have much experience. Any input from experts/pro much appreciated. thanks a lot.
I want to use SSD as storage to replace hard disk in server(Linux system). Need some help how to code the pgm(C or C ++)to test the SSD functionality (eg: Badblocks ). As im new to this line. i dont have much experience. Any input from experts/pro much appreciated. thanks a lot.
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