block_alignment
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| This is an area where you can still find a LOT of incorrect information out on the internet. Many people still believe that aligning to the erase block is a must for SSDs. However, this is not necessary. Simply aligning to a 4096KB block (or a multiple thereof) will give you the best performance. Many of the common partitioning tools will do this automatically. However, it is easy to check with / | This is an area where you can still find a LOT of incorrect information out on the internet. Many people still believe that aligning to the erase block is a must for SSDs. However, this is not necessary. Simply aligning to a 4096KB block (or a multiple thereof) will give you the best performance. Many of the common partitioning tools will do this automatically. However, it is easy to check with / | ||
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