Looking at how the newer drive is faster on the outer tracks, I'm
debating whether to bother revisiting my old cliche of partitioning
the drive so the OS is on the faster outer tracks and "just data"
(mostly videos I haven't watched yet) is on the slower inner tracks.
Oh, well. Something for another day maybe.
-irrational john
What determines the position of the partitions on the faster portion
of the HDD?
John Carmonne
Yorba Linda USA
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