On 26 May 2004, Stephane Provost wrote:
> I also want to defrag my drive. When I ran e2defrag, it said the drive
> should be unmounted (ok easy, I guess I'll need a bootdisk, I want to defrag
> /dev/hda0) and also I'll have to run the bootloader configuration tool
> because the image may have moved
On 26 May 2004, Stephane Provost wrote:
> I also want to defrag my drive. When I ran e2defrag, it said the drive
> should be unmounted (ok easy, I guess I'll need a bootdisk, I want to defrag
> /dev/hda0) and also I'll have to run the bootloader configuration tool
> because the image may have moved
1:49 AM
To: debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
Subject: Re: hdd defragmentation / e2defrag
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Hi. Not to put water on your fire, but a *nix system is inherently
different from a MS style one. Defraging is pretty much not needed
for two reasons.
First, files are wr
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On Tuesday 25 May 2004 20:48, Curt Howland wrote:
> In closing, back in 1995 when I first asked this same question, the
> folks at the time suggested that the hazards of running the defrag
> far outweighed the possible minor benefits.
>
Just a little a
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Hi. Not to put water on your fire, but a *nix system is inherently
different from a MS style one. Defraging is pretty much not needed
for two reasons.
First, files are written to a location on the disk where the file will
fit whole first, then in two pieces i
Hi again,
I also want to defrag my drive. When I ran e2defrag, it said the drive
should be unmounted (ok easy, I guess I'll need a bootdisk, I want to defrag
/dev/hda0) and also I'll have to run the bootloader configuration tool
because the image may have moved.
What does the latter part mean ? I
1:49 AM
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Subject: Re: hdd defragmentation / e2defrag
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hi. Not to put water on your fire, but a *nix system is inherently
different from a MS style one. Defraging is pretty much not needed
for two reasons.
First, files are written to a locat
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Hash: SHA1
On Tuesday 25 May 2004 20:48, Curt Howland wrote:
> In closing, back in 1995 when I first asked this same question, the
> folks at the time suggested that the hazards of running the defrag
> far outweighed the possible minor benefits.
>
Just a little a
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hi. Not to put water on your fire, but a *nix system is inherently
different from a MS style one. Defraging is pretty much not needed
for two reasons.
First, files are written to a location on the disk where the file will
fit whole first, then in two pieces i
Hi again,
I also want to defrag my drive. When I ran e2defrag, it said the drive
should be unmounted (ok easy, I guess I'll need a bootdisk, I want to defrag
/dev/hda0) and also I'll have to run the bootloader configuration tool
because the image may have moved.
What does the latter part mean ? I
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