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Originally Posted by
j.drake
When's the last time you heard of anyone defragging a TiVO?
I laughed so hard when I read that I almost cried.
xaviers2002 here's the deal.....
Linux uses Journaling file systems. If you have a crash or have to force a reboot the journal remembers where everythihng is supposed to go and on your next boot it puts everything back where it belongs unlike that other *cough* OS from Redmond that just drops things all over the place. It always amazed me that the analysys of a hard disc would show it completely fragmented and yet wimpdows would say "this drive does not need defragmenting." Is that just blind optimism or what?
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