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In article <8909131714.AA16460@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> TW6PSANU@MIAMIU.BITNET (Todd Whitehead) writes:
>re: Hard drive defragger
                   
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>The next week I bought Hard Drive Turbo Kit, and checked my disk structure,
>got NO errors and optimized my hard drive, all three partitions, in
                   ^^^^^^^^^
  When you say it optimized your drive, did it do more than just replace files
into a contiguous structure on the disk?  Like did it check the performance of
the disk controller/computer limit to give it the best interleave on the disk?
Or is your disk interleaved at 1:1 so you don't have to worry about it? :)
The reason I ask is that I have used a program on IBMs called "IAU.COM" 
("Interleave Adjustment Utility") that checks for the best interleave factor
for the computer setup that you are using...like it uses an iterleave of 4:1 
for most XTs, while turbos and ATs usually use 3:1, etc...

    And if you have no Idea what I am talking about, does someone else out 
there have any (constructive) comments on the subject...?

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>Todd Whitehead
>Miami University
>Oxford, Ohio

Mike Baffoni
mbaffoni@skat.usc.edu    or mbaffoni@castor.usc.edu   or baffoni@aludra.usc.edu
         (but the "r" or "f" command is sooooo much easier....)

USC: a school where 85% of the students recieve financial aide...at $20,000 a
year, I can't imagine why.  And you'd think that with all those students that
they'd be able to get mine right...even just once....

My comments are mine.  If you hear them coming out of YOUR mouth, then I
suggest you get an excorcist.