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Distribution: Fedora Core 2, SuSE 9.1 Professional
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Another Stupid Question
Hello Everyone...
I am new to Linux, and enjoying it very much. As a matter of fact, I'm in Linux about 90% of the time and only go back to Windows on my dual boot machine when I need an application that only runs on the Microsoft thingy.
I have searched and read all of the posts that I can find about fragmentation and defragmentation and understand that it's not a big issue with the ext3 file system I am using.
But NOWHERE can I find the command or tool that REPORTS the amount of fragmentation on the disk. I know that it exist, but I can'f find it anywhere....can anyone just jot down a command that will give me a report of the general condition of the disk and its fragmentaion status?
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