Keep plento of space in your drive since system will tro to org data blocks more efficiently.
Have more memory, the large the avail buffers, the less fragmentation
Backup/reformat/restore partitions
Anyway, if you still want to defrag and ur using debian just apt-get install defrag
* /Keep plenty of free space on your drive. The system will try to organize data blocks efficiently/ * /Add more memory. The larger the available disk buffers, the less of an effect fragmentation will have, as more of the file can be cached in memory./ * /Backup-reformat-restore the partition. Use tar, cpio, or dump, or, if you have another disk with sufficient space, use cp or rsync./ * /apt-cache search defrag/
Carlos wrote:
how do you defrag hd in linux?
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