Yosemite trim enabler driver#

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Yosemite trim enabler driver#

If ] thenД®cho 'You MUST reboot after disabling driver signing. # in the text in the lower right part of the window. Then click on the item which is your SSD. # opens, select 'Serial-ATA' or 'SATA/SATA Express' under 'Hardware' in the list on the # in the new window click the 'System Report' button. # selecting 'About This Mac' from the Apple menu, then clicking the 'More Info.' button, # You can verify that this worked (or if it hasn't been run that it is unneeded) by It will ask for your administrator password. In this window, type 'bash enable_trim.sh' (omitting the quotes) # To use this, put the contents of this into a file called enable_trim.sh in your home directory # Checked for proper operation on 10.8.0, but never booted 10.8.0 with the modified kext. # You may have to re-apply the fix after some system updates, including but not limited to those below: # (presumably rogue) kexts and refuse to load them. # malware to infect your machine by disabling the feature which would detect unsigned # To use it you must disable kext signing on your machine. # This script works on MacOS 10.10 (Yosemite) but it has significant system security repercussions. # Run this script at your own risk, whether on 10.10 or earlier. Works for Mountain Lion, should work on earlier OSes too. # Enable TRIM support for 3rd Party SSDs. Learn more about bidirectional Unicode characters To review, open the file in an editor that reveals hidden Unicode characters. This file contains bidirectional Unicode text that may be interpreted or compiled differently than what appears below.