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در ویندوز دستوری بود بنام deferagmentکه فایلهای
پراکنده را سر جای اصلیشون مینشاند ایا در linuxفایلها
بصورت پراکنده ذخیره میشن یا نه ایا دستور مشابه وجود دارد
یا نه توضیح دهید***

[navidjoon]

خیر ، به صورت پراکنده ذخیره نمیشن در نتیجه نیازی به چنین دستوری وجود نداره.

[navidjoon]

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Linux and the defragmentation of a hard disk drive

The hard disk drives using Windows systems can suffer so badly from file fragmentation that it can take a long time instead of a few seconds to display the information from, say, a database. Therefore, it is essential to defragment hard drives running any version of Windows - regularly. Usually it's a good idea to defragment the drive even when a defragmentation program reports that it's not necessary to run it.

Running a defragmentation program is usually a time-consuming business. But what programs can be used to defragment a Linux hard disk drive? The news is good. Believe it or not, you don't have to worry about it. Of course it can be done. There's almost always a way to achieve anything in Linux, but it's unnecessary because Linux is designed to handle fragmentation as it manages the files. Therefore, a computer running Linux will almost never have to make excessive page-file searches when opening a program due to the fragmentation of the files on the hard drive. If the hard drive is working hard (page-filing to the swap file), install more RAM and/or make sure that you have enough space on the hard drive. At least 10% free space seems to be a working rule of thumb. There should be no need to defragment the drive.

The following links on this subject were found via a Google search for "linux defrag". -

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You can use the Google search box at the top of this page to conduct your own search.

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