There are hybrid disk drives that have a "small" SSD flash memory along with the regular spinning media, typically to serve as a cache for lower latency. Does anyone have long term experience with these units? Most flash memory is not designed for the long term repeated read/write/erase cycles of a primary disk drive -- how are these holding up? Is the flash configuration totally transparent to the Linux file systems and formatting operations?

Yasha Karant

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