Synology DS218j 2 BAY NAS-Marvell Armada Dual Core 1.3GHz - 512MB DDR3 RAM - 2x 3.5¡± or 2.5¡± SATA HDD/SSD - 2x USB 3.0 Port, 1x RJ-45 1GbE LAN Port - Internal File System: ext4, External File System: ext4, ext3, FAT, NTFS, HFS+, exFAT2 - DS2. Boot a new linux VM (any kind will do, as long as it's modern enough to support ext4), shut it down, go into Settings for the VM inside VirtualBox and enable USB, then reboot. To mount an ext4-formatted SD or microSD card on a Mac, the easiest option is to use VirtualBox (and, in my case, Vagrant with one of Midwestern Mac's Ubuntu boxes ). Unix & Linux: fsck ext4 on ssd: max mountcount and checkintervalHelpful? Please support me on Patreon: thanks & pr. Windows not recognizing new m.2 NVME SSD but shows in BIOS I purchased a crucial nvme m.2 ssd for my MSI GT73 Titan - It shows in the PCIE section of the BIOS but does not show in disk management - Also does not show up in Crucial's Storage Executive Application. That is beyond the scope of this howto guide. 
In this case, you should probably reformat it with a filesystem that does support Trim, such as ext4, f2fs, or ntfs.
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If fstrim gives you an error message, but lsblk has a value for the DISC-GRAN or DISC-MAX columns, then most likely your SSD's current filesystem has a driver in Linux that doesn't support the Trim command.
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