[Ti] utility for defragmenting my internal HD?

Jerry Kemp mac at sun.twlight.net
Fri Dec 20 08:23:28 PST 2002


The / tells fsck to check the root file system.

fsck stands for file system check and is used to repair your disk after 
some bad event, typically a system crash or a power outage.

fsck does NOT have any capability to defrag your file system, unless 
this is a new feature that Apple has added to 10.2.3.

Jerry K



On Friday, December 20, 2002, at 10:19  AM, William Scammell wrote:

>> Open your terminal and type fsck -y
>
> i know that -y is some form of switch/setting, but what does fsck 
> stand for/
>
> (* it looks rude *)
>
> :")
>
> bill
> ( who still lives in 9.2.2 Land )
>
> -- 



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