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It seems like the current defragmentation of F2FS relies on defrag.f2fs.
But the required parameters are the actual block addresses, which is not convenient.
(Also, I don't know how to get free block addresses for the target block addresses)
As far as I remember, F2FS used to provide a defragmentation tool that rewrites a whole file into a new area.
But, I can't find it anymore.
Is there any easy way to defragment?
How do people usually defragment their files on F2FS?
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I'm sure there will NOT be any benefit for defragmentation on solid-state type storage media.
The defragmentation consumes write-cycles which reduces the potential lifetime of the device.
Also, seek- and read-times won't be affected.
It seems like the current defragmentation of F2FS relies on defrag.f2fs.
But the required parameters are the actual block addresses, which is not convenient.
(Also, I don't know how to get free block addresses for the target block addresses)
As far as I remember, F2FS used to provide a defragmentation tool that rewrites a whole file into a new area.
But, I can't find it anymore.
Is there any easy way to defragment?
How do people usually defragment their files on F2FS?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: