This project may have code out, but it may not be something that can be realistically free'd/used in a real-world or production scenario. My gut would tell me replacing this firmware is extremely risky business.
I believe all hard disk drives contain non-free firmware. I think there is a
project working on free'ing a series of SSD drive firmware. I haven't looked
into it personally, but I know we've talked about it internally (@
ThinkPenguin) before. If anybody has more info on it I'd love to hear about
it. Particularly if they have flashed a drive and how well it works. What are
the drawbacks? Is the data at risk? Does the drive's performance degrade? Is
it reversible? If so how? How long does it take to degrade? Does the
performance still out-do a traditional disk?
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