I had no problems updating the firmware on my OCZ Agility III 240GB SSD and also had no problems doing a secure erase. its an OCZ SSD) and won't effect your data on the drive. It takes a nano second to complete (what do you expect. It sounds heavy duty but if you read through the steps you only need to DL the utility, burn it to a CD, then boot into the CD by holding down the Option key, then choose your SSD and choose firmware update. what you go through after you install a new OS HD) you might want to do some homework on that task before you venture down the secure erase path. Just remember that the secure erase option will completely wipe (reset actually as it is not at all the traditional over-writing procedure) your drive so unless you have experience with building OSX from scratch (i.e. If you are looking to do a complete rebuild with Mountain Lion then this is the icing on the cake for OCZ SSD owners. OCZ has come out (it's actually been out for a few months) with a Linux based GUI utility (bootable app) that allows you to boot into the GUI Utility to update firmware on OCZ SSD Drives and also allow you to do a Secure Erase to reset your OCZ SSD to factory state.
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