On Thu, 29 Mar 2001 10:05:16 +0200, Morten Reippuert Knudsen wrote
(in message <1er07pj.162fihx8u4owN%reippuert@mac.com>):
> Jan Oksfeldt Jonasen <jonasenREMOVE@THISit.dk> wrote:
>
>>> We tried this and had the same experience. Actually, Norton reported
>>> disk errors that we had to fix before we could even optimize the
>>> severely fragmented partition. But when all was done and we rebooted in
>>> Mac OS X, performance (especially launching applications) was noticeably
>>> quicker and required less disk access."
>>>
>> Husk backup'en. Jeg tror det var Developer Release 4 hvor der på det
>> kaftigste blev advaret om at køre reparations programmer på systemets
>> disk. Programmerne ville fortælle der var problemer med disken,
>> naturligvis blev disse fikset, men desværre døde disken af det
Det
>> er garanteret ikke sket for MacFixIt, men sårn bare lige for god ordens
>> skyld.
>
> Seneste version af Norton (6) burde kunne håndtere Mac OS X diske (minus
> UFS) - Symantecs release notes skriver i al fald at både DiskDoctor og
> SpeedDisk håndtere Mac OS X PB diske, såfrem man booter fra Mac OS 9.
>
> NB. Jeg forsøgte i sin tid med norton version 5 på Beta'en med mindre
> gode (katastrofale) resultater.
> Jeg har ikke selv prøvet med version 6, da min PB nu ligger på en UFS
> partition. På UFS partition skulle det dog ikke være nødvendigt, hvilket
> illustreres af, at en halvt fyldt 1.5GB partition ifølge fsck kun er
> fragmenteret med 0.02% efter 4 månders brug og eksperimenteren.
>
> NB. jeg kan snart ikke hold mig længere, jeg _må_ snart ned og købe en
> kopi i af 1.0 - det gipper virkelig i hele kroppen, hver gang jeg går
> online... Hvis bare DK versionen snart kom, så jeg kunne sammenligne
> indholdet med IE versionen. Netop pga. af Mac OS X's mulighed for at
> kunne skifte sprog on-the-fly pga. af de smarte sprogmoduler hvilket
> betyder at man ikke behøver at vente forgæves på danske opdateringer til
> OS'et, vil jeg for en gangs skyld helst have fat i en DK version.
>
>
Fra macfixit.com:
Optimizing/Defragmenting OS X drive improves speed
Jon Bonner was disappointed in the overall speed of Mac OS X on his iMac (see
also related coverage). So he rebooted from his Norton SystemWorks CD and
checked the drive with Speed Disk. It reported that the Mac OS X partition
had "severe" fragmentation. So he optimized the partition. When he rebooted
in Mac OS X, speed was "much faster." [Note: only the latest versions, 6.x,
of Norton Utilities can be used to optimize a Mac OS X volume.]
We tried this and had the same experience. Actually, Norton reported disk
errors that we had to fix before we could even optimize the severely
fragmented partition. But when all was done and we rebooted in Mac OS X,
performance (especially launching applications) was noticeably quicker and
required less disk access.
Læs selv:
http://www.macfixit.com/macosx.shtml
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- David
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