TPFH
03-23-2006, 12:54 AM
Weird question. But first maybe I should first explain why.
I dual boot between Linux and Win98. I have an external harddrive that has a Fat32 filesystem, and I cannot use scandisk or defrag from win98 because it is too big. I tried re-partitioning it into 2 Fat32 partitions that should have been small enough but that did not help.
I am wondering if there is a program for Linux that will do what scandisk and defrag does in windows?
And besides, I spend most of my time in Linux anyway so it would be easier for me to run these from linux anyway, if such programs exist.
Any suggestions?
I dual boot between Linux and Win98. I have an external harddrive that has a Fat32 filesystem, and I cannot use scandisk or defrag from win98 because it is too big. I tried re-partitioning it into 2 Fat32 partitions that should have been small enough but that did not help.
I am wondering if there is a program for Linux that will do what scandisk and defrag does in windows?
And besides, I spend most of my time in Linux anyway so it would be easier for me to run these from linux anyway, if such programs exist.
Any suggestions?