Quoting Peter van der Linden <pvdl at afu.com>: > So far no one has produced any evidence. Neither have you. >You understand that it is up > to those making a claim to produce the evidence in support, right? The > person who disbelieves a claim is entitled to ask for the evidence on > which it is based. None has been produced, nor will it be, since the > belief is bogus. Says you. >If you make a claim "A", and someone says "I don't > believe you", then you lose the argument if you can't support your > claim, e.g. if your response is "bupkiss, whatever works for you" or > "prove it". And where's the support for your claim? > Regardless, when I get the time, I will write some benchmarks to show > (one way or the other) that "defragmenting" a disk does nothing of > significance for I/O performance for MacOS 10.3. You will write the benchmarks, which of course will totally agree with your argument. How about an independant third party evaluation. Is there any? Richard