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prefer per-user install
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prefer Makefile (meson is supported but is less exercised)
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build prep with meson can be useful to end up with
compile_commands.json
for lsp-ish purposes. though after running meson appropriately (see below), making a symlink of the same name that points to thebuild/compile_commands.json
file may be a good idea. -
if doing meson:
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- initially the card felt odd in the slot (it wasn't in upside)
- pushed further but it wouldn't "click"
- used jimmy tool to wiggle a bit (as per advice on a site...)
- ...but the card started to go in even further
- eventually the card went all the way in...to the black hole
- could hear it rattling around if the notebook was shaken
- SSD Brands / Manufacturer to Avoid
- Companies that either:
- Don't provide their own software for diagnostics and appropriate erasure -OR-
- Don't offer devices that work with generic tools for diagnostics and appropriate erasure
- SanDisk
- Portable SSD incident - a shame beacuse their SD cards had been pretty good
- SK hynix
- P41 (and PC801) incidents
- Software doesn't support appropriate erasure of NVMe devices (!?)
- Companies that either:
- Generic tools don't seem to be able to appropriately erase either (e.g. shredos)
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Basic symptoms are that sometimes returning from sleep leads to a blue screen. This was when the ssd had the system partition on it.
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When the ssd was used as a "non-system" disk, the following was observed at least once via "Event Viewer":
Disk 0 has been surprise removed, Event ID 157
One moment, the disk was visible via "Disk Management', the next moment, it was no longer visible.
- Slow or sluggish performance: One of the primary indications of a failing SSD is a noticeable decrease in overall system performance. If your computer takes an unusually long time to boot up or open applications, it could be a sign that your SSD is struggling to read and write data effectively.
- Frequent file corruptions: Another symptom of a failing SSD is the occurrence of file corruptions. If you find that your files are becoming corrupted or returning errors when accessed, it may be an indication that your SSD’s cells are deteriorating and causing data loss.
- Random system crashes: A failing SSD can lead to frequent system crashes or sudden restarts. If your computer becomes unstable and experiences sudden freezes or blue screens of death (BSOD), it’s worth investigating whether your SSD is the root cause.
- Unusual noises: While SSDs are typically silent, a failing drive may produce unfamiliar sounds such as clicking, grinding, or buzzing n
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