Does this work with most Linux distros? null

Jake: This SSD is compatible with both Linux and Mac, but there are some limitations and extra steps. Samsung SSD Magician is not currently supported via Mac OS X or Linux. If you use an x86-based Linux machine, you may load the firmware ISO file onto a bootable USB drive from a Windows-based computer. If your Mac OS supports booting from USB, you might be able to upgrade your firmware this way as well. You can download the firmware ISO file from http://www.samsung.com/ssd or http://www.samsung.com/samsungssd - Samsung Memory

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Answered by TrayJ 11 months ago
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Jake: This SSD is compatible with both Linux and Mac, but there are some limitations and extra steps. Samsung SSD Magician is not currently supported via Mac OS X or Linux. If you use an x86-based Linux machine, you may load the firmware ISO file onto a bootable USB drive from a Windows-based computer. If your Mac OS supports booting from USB, you might be able to upgrade your firmware this way as well. You can download the firmware ISO file from http://www.samsung.com/ssd or http://www.samsung.com/samsungssd - Samsung Memory
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