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It keeps reading unused blocks instead of just the used ones. It's also writing way more blocks than there were originally, nearly filling the disk. That's good
by jolmg 5y ago
It keeps reading unused blocks instead of just the used ones. It's also writing way more blocks than there were originally, nearly filling the disk. That's good irony.
- masklinn 5y agoA bit like trying to defrag an SSD and shooting write amplification through the roof.
- pronoiac 5y agoI think instead of used or unused blocks, something to indicate how much per block were used would help.
- hawkesnest 5y agoThe version of Defrag from DOS 6.22 I remember differentiated between unused, partially used, and used (full) blocks. When you'd see a lot of partially used blocks get condensed into a few full blocks, it felt like your disk was getting SO tidy!
- quitit 5y agoit also doesn’t finish, i was hoping for the zoomie part - it never came.