Mike Dresser wrote:
---------------------------------------------------------------The REPLY----------------------------------------------------------- I have been at this for a while (since the early 90's) & I have yet to need to run any kind of defrag utility on any Linux distro. I did not see what is the reason for you considering this...but I strongly advise against it. If you are having some problem maybe there is another solution.On Mon, 18 Aug 2003, DePriest, Jason R. wrote:Like a moron, I requested a read-receipt with the last message I sent. Sorry! However, I did come across a 'defrag' command by doing this: apt-cache show defrag See if that will fix your problems or not. I've never used it, but it supposedly works with ext2, minix, and xiafs.Tried it on a spare ext3 partition that I backed up first. Did a diff after, the defrag corrupted data. Mike
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