Pete Wright
Ed MasteThe #FreeBSD installer suggests turning off SU+J for SSDs; I suspect this is based on concerns about the quality of both SSDs and SU+J from 15+ years ago, and that the advice longer makes sense. Can anyone think of a reason to keep the advice?
Amber 
@emaste no, i am typing this on a journaling file system installed in a modern nvme drive. this is wild to see
Poul-Henning KampI've replied in the review, but Tl;dr:
For camera-grade flash, SD, micro-SD etc, there may be a question, but mount that stuff R/O so I have no data.
For consumer and enterprise grade SSD: Looks like a wash to me, but Somebody™ should compare the write-endurance cost.
stratacast@emaste I've always taken the SU+J gamble with different filesystems on SSDs. Never an issue. But especially today, the large capacities, smarter wear leveling, better resiliency in general, no point in turning those things off anymore
hairylarryThat's actually a thing for me. To get a 4th drive in a SFF case I've been using SSD boot drives.