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01-09-2006, 01:02 PM	#1
kj6loh Member Registered: Jun 2004 Posts: 47 Rep:	readying files for repartition Is there a way I can copy files to the top of a partition and the bottom of a partition? Say I have something like this TOP AAAA slack space BBBB slack space CCCC slack space DDDD slack space EEEE BOTTOM I want to get it to TOP BBBB CCCC DDDD EEEE slack space AAAA BOTTOM without having to do a dump and restore? So I want to consolidate my slack space and move file AAAA to the end of the partition.

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