Speeding up with SSD cache - Intel Rapid Storage or...?
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I have switched to RAID and could finally fire up "Smart response" mode. I still can use the rest of SSD as an additional disk. It solved the problem.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Miantian almost 2 years
Downloaded this iam policy file and save it in the root path besides main.tf in Terraform:
Made this creation want to call the policy file
resource "aws_iam_policy" "worker_policy" { name = "worker-policy" policy = file("iam-policy.json") }
The
tflint
got this error:15:36:27 server.go:418: rpc: gob error encoding body: gob: type not registered for interface: tfdiags.diagnosticsAsError Failed to check ruleset. An error occurred: Error: Failed to check `aws_iam_policy_invalid_policy` rule: reading body EOF
I also tried this way, the same result:
policy = jsondecode(file("iam-policy.json"))
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Brian over 10 yearsIntel SRT - Smart Response Technology is what your looking for. It only works in RAID mode and with the SRT drivers installed. Allows up to 64GB of an SSD to be used to cache the HD, the remaining space can be used for other partitions.
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atoth over 10 yearsThanks @Brian, I'll switching AHCI to RAID. In the BIOS I see two SATA controllers: one is SATA other is GSATA3 (or GSATAIII?). I will switch both.
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Brian over 10 yearsSome MB use another SATA controller(s) for ESATA ports or additional SATA3 ports to supplement those provided by the Intel chipset. The MB manual should have drawings or pictures showing which are which.
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David Ferenczy Rogožan about 10 yearsYou can try to run Intel Driver Update Utility (Java application), which tries to detect your HW and currently installed drivers and offers you newer/missing drivers for download. You definitely need at least Intel's RAID driver and maybe Intel Rapid Storage Technology application (if it's not included in driver). See Intel Download Center.
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David Ferenczy Rogožan about 10 yearsYou can also consider to use Intel Rapid Start, which moves Windows' hibernation file to SSD so it significantly improves waking up from hibernation.
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David Ferenczy Rogožan about 10 yearsBTW both technologies are implemented in software, not hardware (but requires hardware support). Therefore you need that applications to make it work. I'm afraid that there exists Windows versions only. But it's worth to use it unless you have OS installed on SSD directly. It really significantly improves system performance.
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Miantian almost 3 yearsI add
policy = file("${path.module}/iam-policy.json")
, it works.