Vista, Mounted drive

[fmate14]

Before of all, I would like thank you for the JKDefrag. (And sorry my english)
With Vista I can create symbolic links, hard links, etc. It was a fantastic feature of Linux...

I have two winchester. The system's partition (C:) is 30 Gb on the first winchester.
The second winchester used only to creating backup files, so it doesn't have "drive letter", I mounted it into "C:\Backups\"

I try defrag the drive C:, but after five hours I see, JKDefrag works in the "C:\Backup" (which is not phisically in the partition C:) and I see chaos in the JKDefrag graphic.

Is is really bug? Or just my system is slow?

[jeroen]

I try defrag the drive C:

How did you start JkDefrag? By default JkDefrag will process all the mounted, writable, fixed volumes on your computer. It will also process volumes that are mounted on a subdirectory, not only volumes that are mounted on a drive letter.

but after five hours I see, JKDefrag works in the "C:\Backup" (which is not phisically in the partition C:)

Yes, after finishing with the C: volume it will process your "C:\Backup" volume. It all sounds normal to me, no bug. Please note that it is technically impossible for JkDefrag to move a file to another volume, files can only be moved within the same volume.

I see chaos in the JKDefrag graphic.

Perhaps you think it is chaos because you are expecting to see the diskmap of the C: harddisk? But you are seeing the diskmap of your "C:\Backup" harddisk.

[fmate14]

Yes, after finishing with the C: volume it will process your "C:\Backup" volume. It all sounds normal to me, no bug.

I see chaos in the JKDefrag graphic.

Perhaps you think it is chaos because you are expecting to see the diskmap of the C: harddisk? But you are seeing the diskmap of your "C:\Backup" harddisk.

Oh, yes... I undestand, thank you for your fast reply!
And sorry for my lame question.