Defragment Linux Drives
Page 1 of 1
Defragment Linux Drives
Defragment Linux Drives
(replace sda with the correct drive and use fdisk in terminal to list your drives)
Method 1
Method 2
You can defrag all partitions on all drives but you should do this from the Grub and system console, here I am doing it from the Terminal and you simply type:
Or you can do a single partition it would look like this:
or to defrag the whole drive (all partitions)
You may have to use a command like
More Found @ http://jsmylinux.no-ip.org/performance/using-e4defrag/
Original Concept Found @ https://youtu.be/y_lhqg_p21k
(replace sda with the correct drive and use fdisk in terminal to list your drives)
- Code:
sudo fdisk -l
Method 1
- Code:
sudo e4defrag -c /
Method 2
You can defrag all partitions on all drives but you should do this from the Grub and system console, here I am doing it from the Terminal and you simply type:
- Code:
sudo e4defrag /dev/*
Or you can do a single partition it would look like this:
- Code:
sudo e4defrag /dev/sda6
or to defrag the whole drive (all partitions)
- Code:
sudo e4defrag /dev/sda*
You may have to use a command like
- Code:
sudo e4defrag -c /dev/sdc*
More Found @ http://jsmylinux.no-ip.org/performance/using-e4defrag/
Original Concept Found @ https://youtu.be/y_lhqg_p21k
Similar topics
» KDE 5 for Linux Mint 17 and other linux distros like open suse
» Linux File Encryption With GPG On Linux
» use inkscape for linux for a good graphic editor for linux
» Find your linux repo lists on Linux
» How To Use Linux Mint Extensions in any linux distro
» Linux File Encryption With GPG On Linux
» use inkscape for linux for a good graphic editor for linux
» Find your linux repo lists on Linux
» How To Use Linux Mint Extensions in any linux distro
Page 1 of 1
Permissions in this forum:
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
|
|