I have a OCZ SUMMIT 60GB drive in my Linux NAS and DomotiGa server since September 2009, using ext4 filesystem on it, and works very well but I have made sure that my temp directory location (/tmp) is in memory space instead of on disk, and that accesstime info for files and directories are not written to disk, this save quite a few write cycles.
Also alot of talks about aligning partitions to 128Kb blocks and change write scheduler behaviour... I miss that here, is this not applicable to windows systems???
Funny enough I just noticed that there is a firmware update for my Summit SSD too, adding TRIM capability.
![Surprised :o](./images/smilies/icon_surprised.gif)
OCZ also just announced the Agility and Vertex 2 series on Cebit... sorry for being a bit off topic...
tweakers.net/nieuws/65941/cebit-ocz-pre ... -ssds.html