wow what a tough challenge to make this thing work properly. But I didnt succeed.
I tried diskpart clean OK
eccmd -partition ERROR CODE 0xb7 !!
later i tried to create partition manually (read from a forum) by using MACDISK utilty. I created HFS+ partition. but no solution sandisk expresscache couldt detect the drive this time
I go to disk manager deleted the disk - reinstall sandisk expresscache. This the only way sandisk expresscache identifies the disk and start working but caching is always 0 !! and 0.07gb problem
I tried the command eccmd -preload c:\windows
this is working. sandisk readycache started filling this time (so everything works)
eccmd -info --this is working list of disk and everything i s clear on screen
EC Cache Info
Mounted : Yes
Partition Size : 29.82 G
Reserved Size : 3.00 MB
Volume Size : 29.82 G
Total Used Size : 76.25 M
Total Free Space : 29.74 G
Used Data Size : 0 Bytes
Used Data Size on Disk : 67.75 M
Cache Stats
Cache Volume Drive Number : 1
Total Read Count : 24778
Total Read Size : 1.19 GB
Total Cache Read Count : 0
Total Cache Read Size : 0 Bytes
Total Write Count : 3460
Total Write Size : 79.45 M
Total Cache Write Count : 0
Total Cache Write Size : 0 Bytes
How many drives are connected to the computer? Just the SSD C Drive and the readycache? If so it will never cache anything because the C drive is an SSD. This solution is for HDD + readycache SSD for caching. Your C drive is already on an SSD so there is not need to cache anything on it.
if you have other HDD connected to the computer make sure they are not dynamic disk and you would ahve to access data or run programs that are stored on or installed on the HDD before any caching will occur.
correct Expresscache will not cache anything if the system drive is an SSD. the Ultra II is a higher performance SSD than the readycache SSD so if you cached anything to the readycache ssd it would actually be slower than if you run it directly from the Ultra II ssd. The ExpressCache software is designed to ignore any SSD as caching will not provide any additional performance boost.