Re: Defragger that handles forked files?

[GUDATH@EZINFO.VMSMAIL.ETHZ.CH (Henrik 'Ratte' Gudat)]

In <344FE2A8.5460@quality.NOSPAM.net> James writes:

> Does anyone know of a large volume defragger (ProDOS 8 or GS/OS,
> doesn't matter) that will properly defrag without nuking forked
> files?  There's gotta be one somewhere, right?  Anyone?  Anyone?

The most cost effective solution is to make a backup of your disk, initialize
it and then copy it back. I fully agree that proSEL is an excellent choice, but
choosing the other method has the incredible advantage of a) having a backup
and b) you're very likely to throw out  some unused files before copying. makes
your disk *real* defragmented! :-)

- bozo, Dr.Dr.