Hallo mix!
Of course I made a typing mistake
The "not" got lost in a bit of editing - it should have been (NOT a very good idea), since it is in fact an extremely BAD idea!
OTOH Mavericks
can allow unsigned kexts and
AFAIK this has not been a major attack vector (though naturally it
potentially is and may get worse).
Yes, I did come across Angelbird and their claims - unless they have managed to get a signed kext from Apple, they've may have found an unofficial hack (never a good idea in a commercial product).
Many thanks
Mac
"If you are really worried about not having TRIM, then perhaps you should just get yourself a 15k rpm spindle drive instead. That should give you a half-decent performance boost."
Actually this is a very good idea! Only occasionally do I do much major disk intensive work and I'm wasting important surgical energy on worrying about **** like this.
[BTW, if OWC SDD drives can implement TRIM without problems in Yosemite then they probably have a signed kext from Apple (maybe Apple use OWC drives!). Or maybe OWC drives implement TRIM internally?]
{Just on the side; Samsung could
well afford to license a properly signed and verified kext from Apple to allow TRIM on their drives. Do their controllers have a compatibility problem at some level with Yosemite or is Apple just being difficult?}
Hamba khale!
