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On 20 Apr 00, at 14:33, Wolfgang Bornath wrote:
> What happened? Windows defrag destroyed the superblock of
> primary partition /dev/hda2 although it was told to just defrag
> "C:"! The other partitions where untouched and without errors.
>
Wow! I really appreciate this posting.
Normally I defrag my Windows junk every couple of months. Having just put
Linux on my brand new Win98 box, I hadn't given a moment's thought to
changing this practice, and fully expected to do a defrag sometime in the
next month or so. Now I won't!
This seems so fundamental that I'm surprised I haven't seen words to this
effect somewhere else. Or maybe you were just very, very (un)lucky.
Doc Evans
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