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secure_wipe [2014/12/21 11:07] adminsecure_wipe [2014/12/21 11:19] – [gparted] admin
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 =====SSD - secure wipe===== =====SSD - secure wipe=====
 ~~TOC~~ ~~TOC~~
 +==== hdparm ====
   * Check if SSD is frozen. If it is, try suspend/wake or hotplug SSD. You might need a Linux ISO with suitable kernel:<code>   * Check if SSD is frozen. If it is, try suspend/wake or hotplug SSD. You might need a Linux ISO with suitable kernel:<code>
 # echo -n mem > /sys/power/state # echo -n mem > /sys/power/state
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   * Set a User Password (this password is cleared too, the exact choice does not matter). <code># hdparm --user-master u --security-set-pass fj#sz2A /dev/sdX</code>   * Set a User Password (this password is cleared too, the exact choice does not matter). <code># hdparm --user-master u --security-set-pass fj#sz2A /dev/sdX</code>
   * Issue the ATA Secure Erase command:<code># hdparm --user-master u --security-erase fj#sz2A /dev/sdX</code>   * Issue the ATA Secure Erase command:<code># hdparm --user-master u --security-erase fj#sz2A /dev/sdX</code>
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 +==== parted magic ====
 +  * Payed software, might work if above does not work.
  
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