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December 21st 04, 12:06 AM
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Unmovable cluster
This is merely a casual interest: What are the general contents of the
many unmovable clusters on my hard drive, and why are they unmovable? In the days of 20Mb hard drives, I had a DOS disk organizer program that would permit you to move any cluster to any unoccupied slot. Just for fun, I moved the few unmovable clusters to the end of the disk. Everything worked perfectly. I never looked to see what was in them. -- butter'd buns - A woman that has just layn with another man. - B. E.'s Dictionary of the Canting Crew, 1699, from _Forgotten English_ by Jeffrey Kacirk 
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