| From: | Sam Thomas |
| Date: | 16 Sep 2001 at 01:35:31 |
| Subject: | [amigactive] Re: PFS Fragmentation.. |
Hello Alan
On 15-Sep-01, you wrote:
>>> Anyone got any ideas how to get the partiton defragged properly? (I have
>>> a feeling I will get more files like this on my internet partition)
>
> Try copying the file to ram.Delete from your partition,and
> then copy it back to the partition from ram.I think that
> should do it.
Yeah, that appears to work upto a point (thats what I was doing before). Any
files that are over 20megs (guess) though it appears to have problems with.
I have a few big mp3s (120meg) and I cant get rid of the fragmentation at
all on them :-/.
> For a whole partition,I`d use the same idea(i.e copy the contents
> to somewhere,delete the files from the partition you want
> de-fragged,then copy them back again.
I suppose I could try a full format on the partition and see if that gets
rid of the problems. At the moment it takes Voyager about 20 seconds to
even open the loading progress box (plus most other programs are running
like snails!)
> ALan
Thanks for the suggestion though,
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