On Wed, 13 Jul 2016, Michael van Elst wrote:
> Fragments are just the last (partial) block of a file. Fragments from
> multiple files can be combined into a single block to save space,
> especially for small files.
Thanks for replying. I'm assuming then that the metadata for each file
just poin
swiftgri...@gmail.com (Swift Griggs) writes:
>I've been studying ffs_alloc.c in the kernel source. I was trying to
>understand how the logical block allocation in UFS works. I never actually
>knew about "fragments". I get why they are there, but I have some
>questions if anyone has time:
>* I
I've been studying ffs_alloc.c in the kernel source. I was trying to
understand how the logical block allocation in UFS works. I never actually
knew about "fragments". I get why they are there, but I have some
questions if anyone has time:
* I notice that fragments can be re-allocated. Could t
