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Virusmater2011-09-05 21:53:12
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Virusmater, 2011-09-05 21:53:12

FAT defragmentation from under Linux

You need to defragment the USB flash drive with FAT32, and more specifically, move a couple of files to the beginning of the data area of ​​the flash drive. How can this be done on Linux?

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shadowalone, 2011-09-05
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There is nothing native in Linux for this purpose.
So, copy everything to disk, format the flash drive, write these couple of files first, and then everything else.

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