I booted into recovery and did an Fdick and in the end it said that 7.1% is not contiguous. In windows it is easy, there are a plethora of defrag programs to choose from and it can be done while in windows. Apparently not so with Kubuntu or any other linux distro.
I've read where people say to use Gpart and move partitions around so that ext3 is at the very end, shrink it and then ....well I can't remmeber what was next.
Is there any programs, any way to easily defrag that Ext4.
I think it happened yesterday. Yesterday the computer tried to open a file that was on my external drive, what was in the file, I do not know. I was just snooping about on the external drive and wanted to see that text file. It went into a long, long, long time trying to open that file, I lost control of the mouse, keyboard, etc. Finally I just hit the power off button. I probably caused a bit of fragmentation but now without massive study time, I have no idea how to defrag that partition.
Any ideas??
I've read where people say to use Gpart and move partitions around so that ext3 is at the very end, shrink it and then ....well I can't remmeber what was next.
Is there any programs, any way to easily defrag that Ext4.
I think it happened yesterday. Yesterday the computer tried to open a file that was on my external drive, what was in the file, I do not know. I was just snooping about on the external drive and wanted to see that text file. It went into a long, long, long time trying to open that file, I lost control of the mouse, keyboard, etc. Finally I just hit the power off button. I probably caused a bit of fragmentation but now without massive study time, I have no idea how to defrag that partition.
Any ideas??
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