> > Fragmentation has to be very bad to notice a difference, and this example > > was bad. Running speed disk when there's just a few percent fragmentation > > makes no difference. > > This proves my point. There is nothing in the startup process that pertains > to the disk condition or fragmentation in any way. This is my point. You > are convinced that this has something to do with fragmentation. I can > detail the boot sequence in every mac.. It's in your head.
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