this seems like an opportune moment to ask about defragging of win partitions
in linux, after encoding a lot of mp3s in linux simultaneously i noticed
that when in win and running defrag that my mp3 partition (vfat) was majorly
defragmented in a fashion that suggested that each successive cluster
belonged to a different file than the one before, after defragging i got far
fewer hiccups in playing mp3s both in win and linux esp. when doing other
disk intensive activity,
the point - is there a way to manually defrag a win drive from linux, i'm
guessing that fsck doesn't take care of this?
bascule
On Tuesday 20 February 2001 10:33 pm, Romanator wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > Is there a function (or need) to defrag hard drive(s) under Linux?
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> > Windows is a virus.
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> Defrag is not need in Linux
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> Roman
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