ok. so it looks like your using a jfs tool on a NON jfs filesystem. so no luck with that!!! No.. from what i do know.. redhat / linux with ext3 fs do not do defrags the way your thinking of.. I do know that the kernel/ext3 mods do cool things to keep the fs from getting fragmented..!! while writing data to the drive...dont have my book handy to tell you just what it does.. but will post it when i find it.. if you can.. try the tar and format your partion again and untar your stuff and do a fsck to see how much is discontiguous.. or even just copy the data from one partion to another.. cp -r -p /source /temp mkfs.ext3 /dev/hda?? mount /source cp -r -p /temp /source >When i try using it, it always gives me an error saying something about >the filesystem not being JFS. *shrug* not much stuff on my drives >besides tons of packages, anwyay. >i've heard that Red Hat Linux defrags automatically if you're idle for x >amount of time. is there any truth to that? it's always discontiguous >the same amount every time i boot... -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:redhat-list-request@xxxxxxxxxx?subject=unsubscribe https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
