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Hi,
I want to know in windows we will go to disk Fragmentation to see the Unassigned space. In Linux/ Unix which command can we Use. I tried df -h, ...
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The command for Unassigned Space
Hi,
I want to know in windows we will go to disk Fragmentation to see the Unassigned space. In Linux/ Unix which command can we Use. I tried df -h, thats not the right answer. It shows the created partitions & the free space available in those Partitions.
Can some one help....
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Shahid Khan
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Disk fragmentation??
Taking it, you mean unpartitioned disk space, cfdisk is a lot like Windows fdisk (or vice versa
). Anyway, it lists the unassigned disk space.
Can't tell an OS by it's GUI
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Originally Posted by sbkhaan 
Linux doesn't usually suffer from fragmentation problems so you won't find many if any defrag applications for it. I've been running Linux for about 9 years and have never defragged a Linux system.oz
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