“9. Tweak Linux for SSD usage
“Linux has a number of optimisations for reading and writing
data from a hard drive, and these are in place even on AA1s with
solid-state drives. However, you can adjust the OS to ignore these
optimisations, which should lead to faster SSD performance.”
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