Non-contiguous means that the data blocks are not stored contiguously on
disk. Yes, that means fragmented. Keep in mind that a certain amount
of fragmentation isn't going to hurt performance. If a file is badly
fragmented, yes, that can hurt performance (at least until we all switch
to solid
Thank you very much for this comprehensive piece of information.
Maybe one should change the message so that no one thinks this is an
error message?
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I am at a loss to see how the message:
/dev/thunk/testext4: 5452/65536 files (0.0% non-contiguous),
12692/262144 blocks
could possibly be interpreted as an error message. It's been like this
for over 15 years and no one has ever been confused about what it means
until now. What would you
