> It is not fool prof but it is then a userland daemon - and may worth to
> be tried... Another solution is to backup the complete disk, clear it,
> and restore every files - but in a special order.
Actually sct's e2defrag will do this, defrag files and you're allowed to
specify an order.
In practice, I don't notice any benefit from defrag drives as opposed to
ones I use normally (unless I try to fragment them deliberately).
-Chris
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