> It's true No, still completely untrue. > When you write a file larger than the contiguous available space after its starting point, a file system must brea

> It's true No, still completely untrue. > When you write a file larger than the contiguous available space after its starting point, a file system must break the file And why would having a 10TB file system force you to write 100GByte files, whereas a 10GB file system would write 100MByte files instead? Because that's the topic you're responding to... GP said it doesn't matter whether it is a 10GB file system or a 10TB file system, it "gets badly fragmented" when you get to "99% full".