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Originally Posted by jggimi

You previously posted that you were using -current, one of three "flavors" of OpenBSD. The -current "flavor" is the development branch of OpenBSD, and is continuously being updated. What you were running when you posted was considerably ahead of 6.1-release, as that was released in April, 2017. Please see this section of the FAQ to learn how OpenBSD is developed and released.

I said to install the new SSHDD. If necessary I can use stable OpenBSD and install it.
In this sense, I wanted to say. My mistake. Excuse me!

Support for TRIM was developed and tested, and determined not to be of value at this time. The OS treats solid state drives as it would any other drive. And they work just fine.

Can we explain this place a little better?
Can I use it without making any configuration?
Sorry, I do not have as much technical knowledge as you!
I try to understand what they say and what they write. Can we say for sure?. SSD disks We can install and use OpenBSD. To be more explicit.
It was tested, but now we have no need? <(Using Trim)