This is a discussion on What about defragmentation of filesystems in Linux? within the Linux software forums, part of the Linux Getting Started category; Hi, We do have Disk Defragmanter in Windows to defragment FAt32 and NTFS file systems. Do we have any tool ...
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Hi,
We do have Disk Defragmanter in Windows to defragment FAt32 and NTFS file systems. Do we have any tool or builtin too for RHEL 3/4/5 to accomplish the same for ext2/3 fielsystems? |
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File fragmentation mainly happens in filesystems which contain some large files. You don't have to worry about your /usr or /var directory being fragmented, since they don't contain many large files.
May be following will help Linux.com :: Resizing and defragmenting Linux filesystems polishlinux.org Defragmentation of Linux Filesystems
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