So apparently, Windows and Ubuntu do not read the same data, which point at a cache somewhere not synced when shutting down.
Here are a few URL pointing at a tool from Intel to configure a SSD as a cache. http://www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/How-it-Works-Intel-SSD-Caching-148/ http://www.pcworld.com/article/248828/how_to_setup_intel_smart_response_ssd_caching_technology.html http://download.intel.com/support/chipsets/sb/intel_smart_response_technology_user_guide_3.pdf
Can you use this tool to determine whether a SSD cache has been configured ? I would recommend not to change the current setting, as I do not know the consequences on the installed Windows.
So apparently, Windows and Ubuntu do not read the same data, which point at a cache somewhere not synced when shutting down.
Here are a few URL pointing at a tool from Intel to configure a SSD as a cache. www.pugetsystem s.com/labs/ articles/ How-it- Works-Intel- SSD-Caching- 148/ www.pcworld. com/article/ 248828/ how_to_ setup_intel_ smart_response_ ssd_caching_ technology. html download. intel.com/ support/ chipsets/ sb/intel_ smart_response_ technology_ user_guide_ 3.pdf
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Can you use this tool to determine whether a SSD cache has been configured ? I would recommend not to change the current setting, as I do not know the consequences on the installed Windows.