Re: Does "32.1% non-contiguous" mean severely fragmented?

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Hello.

Theodore Tso wrote:
> beginning of every single block group.  You have a small number of
> files on your system (349) occupying an average of 348 megabytes.  So
> it's not at all surprising that the contiguous percentage is 32%.
I see, thank you. Yes, there are many files splitted in 2GB each.

But what is surprising for me is that I have to wait for more than
five minutes to save/restore the virtual machine's 512MB-RAM image
(usually it takes less than five seconds).
Hdparm reports DMA is on and e2fsck reports no errors,
so I thought it is severely fragmented.
May be I should backup all virtual machine's data and
format the partition and restore them.

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