I recently purchased an Argon One M.2 SATA SSD to USB 3.0 Board which is labeled with following version:
04.01.2021v2.2
The onboard chipset is ASM225CM.
Is it supposed to be compatible with the TRIM option?
I couldn’t find anything about this board regarding TRIM option. Only a few info about an older revision of the board with another chipset version.
Regards.
Iván.
Finally, after some research it looks like this revision of the board supports TRIM.
I followed this post from Jeff Geerling to enalbe it on my Ubuntu 20.04 installation and it’s working fine.
Hello,
I have a Argon One M.2 SATA SSD with a Kingston A400 M.2 SATA.
Trim is not working (as I can follow that guide you posted).
My case has the full sized HDMI so it is a V2 (hardware version).
From what I know, I shouldn’t enable trim if the case doesn’t support as it might destroy the data.
How can I know my case version to know if supports TRIM?
@marbi, can you please disclose how you got to know your version and how to know which versions support TRIM or not?
While following this post, I managed to brick my v.2.2 board (same 04012021V2.2). I had been looking all over the internet for a solution as to how to unbrick it. I ultimately got hold of a CH341 kit, got a dump of another working board - which incidently is a V2.3 board - and - uploaded the firmware dump to the V2.2 board. ow the board v2.2 works with RPi, but when I connect it to my Macbook with the Bridge that came with the board and a USB c to USB A (USB3) adapter cable, the board is recognised but the drive is not mounted or mountable. When I connect it to mac with a USB 2.0 cable it is mounted.
Another thing - the board is now recognised as -
AS2235
Version 0.01
Product ID: 0x235c
Manufacturer: ASMedia
Serial 00000000000000000000
on my MAC
It appears that the firmware of v2.3 and v2.2 are not the same. Could anyone share the firmware of v2.2!!