On Wed, Feb 19, 2003 at 05:17:09PM +0000, paul schulz wrote:
> I reciently had an unexpected system power down at home, leaving some one of
> the file systems rather fragmented. Fsck doesn't find any trouble, but would
> be nice to get the partition in some sort of nice order again.
> Have thought of just copying the partition files and directories somewhere
> else and pasting them back again, but is there a nicer way to fix this??
why should a systemcrash in particular be cause for fragmentation?
fragmentation either occurs during normal usage or it doesn't.
what gives you the idea that your filesystems are now much more
fragmented than before?
in general fragmentation on linux filesystems has never been any kind of
problem. there is nothing to be concerned about, just leave it as it is.
greetings, martin.
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