Recent versions of E2B contain a 32-bit version of the binary executable for 'UltraDefrag' for linux (udefrag).
This can be found in the \_ISO\docs\linux_utils folder.
You will need to use chmod to make it executable first. More details are here.
I got the udefrag file from here (tools.zip). There is also a post here which may help.
I am afraid my linux skills are virtually non-existent, so if anyone would like to provide me with a compiled, 64-bit version of udefrag, I will add it to E2B for others to use.
This can be found in the \_ISO\docs\linux_utils folder.
You will need to use chmod to make it executable first. More details are here.
To run the 32-bit version of udefrag under Ubuntu 64-bit:
sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install libc6:i386 libncurses5:i386 libstdc++6:i386 (change to _ISO/docs/linux_utils folder) sudo chmod 777 * sudo udefrag -om /dev/sdX1 (where sdX1 is your NTFS USB partition - e.g. /dev/sdb1)
I got the udefrag file from here (tools.zip). There is also a post here which may help.
I am afraid my linux skills are virtually non-existent, so if anyone would like to provide me with a compiled, 64-bit version of udefrag, I will add it to E2B for others to use.
To be on the safe side, it would be better to copy the udefrag executable to another location, since it can't defrag a mounted disk (the e2b disk that it is running from).
ReplyDeleteThis appears to have a recent 5.0.2 port of ultradefrag:
https://github.com/749/UltraDefrag4Linux