>
> Ok gang don't be to rough.
> I am a long time windows user,
> and am used to running disk maintenance.
> Scandisk, defrag, etc
> Do I need to run something similar on FreeBSD?
> or not?
Not those, but you should set yourself up a nice backup script/routine
and dump(8) everything to something
"LW Ellis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok gang don't be to rough.
> I am a long time windows user,
> and am used to running disk maintenance.
> Scandisk, defrag, etc
> Do I need to run something similar on FreeBSD?
> or not?
> I let my machine run 24/7 and have received the weekend reports
> (wh
On Mon, Jun 21, 2004 at 10:12:02AM +0200,
Jan Muenther probably wrote:
> > fsck is what your looking for.
> >
> > To find out more type:
> > man fsck
>
> Hm, not really. UFS doesn't fragment as hard as FAT or NTFS do, so there's no
> need to actively defragment it.
Just a small correction: fsck
> fsck is what your looking for.
>
> To find out more type:
> man fsck
Hm, not really. UFS doesn't fragment as hard as FAT or NTFS do, so there's no
need to actively defragment it.
It's just a tad bit more clever with block allocation than those other file-
systems.
You don't need to run fsck m
fsck is what your looking for.
To find out more type:
man fsck
On 6/21/2004, "LW Ellis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Ok gang don't be to rough.
>I am a long time windows user,
>and am used to running disk maintenance.
>Scandisk, defrag, etc
>Do I need to run something similar on FreeBSD?
>or not
