On 10/23/07, Steve Costaras <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Yes, I use the filefrag tool from Theodor Tso' (ext2/3) which works on
> pretty much any filesystem under linux. That defrag tool you mentioned
> would work as well (it's just copying files) I don't like how it doesn't
> check for file integrity though.
>
> Here's a fast one I through together ages ago which works to some extent
> (no pun intended. ;) ) I never got it to take a command-line argument as
> to which directory / mount point to start on (it just runs from the current
> directory on down). But that's easy to change (must have been
> interrupted). Anyway do with it what you will. :)
>
> What is the the best way to write a file with respect to fragmentation? I
guess that its best that the filesystem knows the final size in advance, so
that it can allocate it in as few extents as possilbe.
//Simon
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