09-02-2010
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Microsoft "ntfs" filesystems are broadly comparable to unix "vxfs" filesystems and are less liable to fragment badly unless you let them fill up.
I've seen NTFS fragment terribly when only 50% full. It's not as bad as FAT but still not great.
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