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Patrick Elliott wrote:
> it move all the ones that are likely to change to the end of the
> contiguous area, so that the likely amount of fragmentations is less,
That's probably a really good idea. Shove all the stuff you know won't
change to the base of the drive, and the other stuff to the middle. Feel
free to implement that algorithm. :-)
Might be fun to come up with a CLI defragger that could tell you where a
file is, where the free space is, or move the file to specific free space.
Then people could play with it with whatever language they want.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
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