Just have to point out... If you have certain files severely fragmented, it doesn't matter whether the HDD is fast or UNIX OSes don't really require defragging. The file may need to be defragged just to keep operating properly itself. Although this could be done simply by copy/replacing it, you wouldn't need a fancy defragger.
Jeff T > -----Original Message----- > From: C. A. Niemiec [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, October 27, 2003 7:42 AM > To: PowerMail Discussion List > Subject: Re: Corrupted DB - Now disk too small > > > Thanks for all the defrag responses! > > I had used Norton Utilities in OS 9 but decided not to pay > their crazy version upgrade scheme for what truly were point > releases (what was it?... the first OS X compatible version > didn't even _have_ all the features of the older version). > DiskWarrior gets good reviews for repair and that's probably > my next direction for disk maintenance. > > Chris > -- > > > >
