Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> Indeed. If you could run a defragger with the filesystem unmounted, you 
> could move around anything you like.

With suffient information about what is where, everything but hardcoded 
blocks could be moved around, yes.

> Still, Windows doesn't seem to support the concept of mounting and 
> unmounting filesystems at will...

Of course it does.  There are just some file systems you can't unmount 
because the kernel is using files there.

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