Comment by raverbashing 10 years ago So what happens exactly if you run this on Ext3/4, HFS, NTFS or other modern fss? 1 comment raverbashing Reply delan 10 years ago Probably fail spectacularly, as it seems to make modifications to the FAT32 data structures directly. A more generic fragmenter might interact with a file system via pathological file access patterns, but this doesn’t take that approach.
delan 10 years ago Probably fail spectacularly, as it seems to make modifications to the FAT32 data structures directly. A more generic fragmenter might interact with a file system via pathological file access patterns, but this doesn’t take that approach.
Probably fail spectacularly, as it seems to make modifications to the FAT32 data structures directly. A more generic fragmenter might interact with a file system via pathological file access patterns, but this doesn’t take that approach.