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SSD password

The ReadMe says to disable any BIOS pasword before running the firmware update. I never did set a PW in hte BIOS thank goodness, but the ReadMe does not answer the basic question if users should still avoid setting a drive PW in the BIOS *after* upg...

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How do you get to 8850 from 8820?

so I have 8820 on my first generation X-25M 160 GB but when I upgrade using the recent firmware 8850 it tells me I'm already up to date with 8820.

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Resolved! How do I determine what firmware version is on this new X-25M SSD?

I just received a newly purchased X-25M G2 60Gb SSD from Mwave.How do I determine what firmware is installed on it? I'd rather know for sure before I begin installing Windows on it.Will I see the firmware version during boot-up, as it's identified by...

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Question about putting two X-25M 160gb in Raid 0

So I am getting my second X-25M today and was thinking of putting my two into a Raid 0 setup. Will TRIM work if put in that setup? Does the new firmware make it work? I searched around a bit, but am confused if TRIM is supported at all in a Raid 0...

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"Error reading from drive A" during X-25 M firmware update?

My system includes: Asus P7P55D-PRO motherboard, Intel X25-M 80GB 34nm SSD, Samsung SH-S223L SATA CD-burner.Tried updating to the brand new firmware with TRIM support. After changing BIOS-settings to use IDE Compatibility mode instead of ACHI, I got ...

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