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+-   Tweaking Solid State Drive Performance on Linux-> on Saturday July 26 2008, @12:54AM perlow

Submitted by perlow on Saturday July 26 2008, @12:54AM
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perlow writes "While expensive and shouldn't be used exclusively for primary storage, Solid State Drives perform exceedingly well for things like MySQL databases, provided you tweak your kernel, BIOS, and filesystems accordingly. Here's a few tips to exact excellent performance out of your new $500-$900 on a Linux system."
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