Here are some answers to your questions.
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Originally Posted by cwm9
If I use /defrag but do NOT create a new baseline, are my other snapshots going to be corrupt, or will I simply end up with a lot of space gone because of sector duplication?
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You could choose to NOT create a new Baseline - there is no problem technically from not creating a Baseline. Your snapshots are not going to be corrupted. Your snapshot in which you "defragged" your drive using a file level defragger would be quite large.
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.... I really don't care if my old snapshopts are defragmented -- I only care if my current snapshot is defragmented, and I am perfectly OK with the data being completely replicated on the drive if that lets me reorder the data.
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When you defrag your drive using a file level defragger - only the files within that current snapshot would be defragged. Why would you NOT want to defrag your system at the baseline? or create a new baseline when you want to defrag your PC? Because if you spend 25+ minutes defragging within snapshot "C" (for example) - and then you decide at a latter point to roll-back to snapshot "B" or the Baseline "A" - all of your efforts of defragging that you performed in snapshot "C" would be lost - and quite honestly a complete waste of time and effort.
Refer to our previous thread for more details on defragging with RollBack Rx:
http://horizondatasys-forum.com/roll...ternative.html
Hope this info helps
