all files unmovable (v 3.20)

[jeroen]

So I uploaded it to

This new forum supports attachments, when you type a reply click "Additional Options".

I am confused now. Your "jkbug" logfile is for "d:\share", and the "jkwork" logfile is for "d:\share\*". The first mask is invalid and will colour everything red because the filenames on the disk do not match that mask. You know that, you have found the solution yourself, it works beautifully in the second logfile. So what is the problem?

You said before "If I run JkDefrag with no parameters it can not defrag volumes mounted to a directory." Your "jkwork2" logfile shows that you started JkDefrag with only a "-d 6" parameter, and it shows that the mounted disk was processed. It works. So again, what is the problem?

[Sternenwanderer]

You said before "If I run JkDefrag with no parameters it can not defrag volumes mounted to a directory." Your "jkwork2" logfile shows that you started JkDefrag with only a "-d 6" parameter, and it shows that the mounted disk was processed.

No, the jkwork2.log is created with 'd:\share\*' and '-d 6' see log entry "14:25:33 Starting JkDefrag for 'd:\share\*'".

It works. So again, what is the problem?

My 'real' probelm is the following:
If I start JkDefrag with no option (to defrag all drives) it skips all volumes mounted to a directory because it uses 'd:\share' for example. I have to defragment all mounted volumes by hand.

[jeroen]

No, the jkwork2.log is created with 'd:\share\*' and '-d 6' see log entry "14:25:33 Starting JkDefrag for 'd:\share\*'".

Ah yes, I must have overlooked that.

If I start JkDefrag with no option (to defrag all drives) it skips all volumes mounted to a directory because it uses 'd:\share' for example. I have to defragment all mounted volumes by hand.

Could you please upload a logfile from running JkDefrag "with no option"? All the logfiles you have uploaded so far show that you started with options. And they are all normal, they do not show your problem.

[Sternenwanderer]

Could you please upload a logfile from running JkDefrag "with no option"? All the logfiles you have uploaded so far show that you started with options. And they are all normal, they do not show your problem.

Ok here it is (I just removed the largest files list):

Code:

09:33:35 JkDefrag v3.29
09:33:35 Date: 2007/11/23
09:33:35 NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate is inactive, using LastAccessTime for SpaceHogs.
09:33:35 Analyzing volume 'A:\'
09:33:35 Ignoring volume 'A:\' because it is a removable disk.
09:33:35 Analyzing volume 'C:\'
09:33:35 Starting JkDefrag for 'C:\'
09:33:36 Phase 1: Analyze
09:33:52 Phase 2: Defragment
09:33:52 Phase 3: Fixup
09:33:53 Zone 1: Fast Optimize
09:33:54 Zone 2: Fast Optimize
09:33:55 Zone 3: Fast Optimize
09:33:56 Finished.
09:33:56 - Total disk space: 68722180096 bytes (64.00 gigabytes), 16777876 clusters
09:33:56 - Bytes per cluster: 4096 bytes
09:33:56 - Number of files: 123568
09:33:56 - Number of directories: 14789
09:33:56 - Total size of analyzed items: 17701052416 bytes (16.49 gigabytes), 4321546 clusters
09:33:56 - Number of fragmented items: 2, 0.00% of all items
09:33:56 - Total size of fragmented items: 142643200 bytes, 34825 clusters, 0.81% of all items, 0.21% of disk
09:33:56 - Free disk space: 42549055488 bytes, 10387953 clusters, 61.91% of disk
09:33:56 - Number of gaps: 33
09:33:56 - Number of small gaps: 14, 42.42% of all gaps
09:33:56 - Size of small gaps: 196608 bytes, 48 clusters, 0.00% of free disk space
09:33:56 - Number of big gaps: 19 (57.58% of all gaps)
09:33:56 - Size of big gaps: 42548858880 bytes, 10387905 clusters, 100.00% of free disk space
09:33:56 - Average gap size: 314786.45 clusters
09:33:56 - Biggest gap: 25886916608 bytes, 6320048 clusters, 60.84% of free disk space
09:33:56 These items could not be moved:
09:33:56   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
09:33:56           1    67108864     16384 C:\$LogFile
09:33:56           4       17416         5 C:\$MFT::$BITMAP
09:33:56           2   142622720     34820 C:\$MFT
09:33:56           1        4096         1 C:\$MFTMirr
09:33:56           1        4144         2 C:\.::$SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR
09:33:56           1     2097240       513 C:\$Bitmap
09:33:56   --------- ----------- --------- -----
09:33:56          10   211854480     51725 Total
09:33:56 These items are still fragmented:
09:33:56   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
09:33:56           4       17416         5 C:\$MFT::$BITMAP
09:33:56           2   142622720     34820 C:\$MFT
09:33:56   --------- ----------- --------- -----
09:33:56           6   142640136     34825 Total
09:33:56 The 25 largest items on disk:
09:33:56   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
[...]
09:33:56 Analyzing volume 'D:\'
09:33:56 Starting JkDefrag for 'D:\'
09:33:56 Phase 1: Analyze
09:33:57 Phase 2: Defragment
09:33:57 Phase 3: Fixup
09:33:59 Zone 1: Fast Optimize
09:33:59 Zone 2: Fast Optimize
09:34:03 Zone 3: Fast Optimize
09:34:04 Finished.
09:34:04 - Total disk space: 74140798976 bytes (69.05 gigabytes), 18100781 clusters
09:34:04 - Bytes per cluster: 4096 bytes
09:34:04 - Number of files: 5145
09:34:04 - Number of directories: 290
09:34:04 - Total size of analyzed items: 54353612800 bytes (50.62 gigabytes), 13269925 clusters
09:34:04 - Number of fragmented items: 1, 0.02% of all items
09:34:04 - Total size of fragmented items: 20480 bytes, 5 clusters, 0.00% of all items, 0.00% of disk
09:34:04 - Free disk space: 15065206784 bytes, 3678029 clusters, 20.32% of disk
09:34:04 - Number of gaps: 297
09:34:04 - Number of small gaps: 130, 43.77% of all gaps
09:34:04 - Size of small gaps: 2879488 bytes, 703 clusters, 0.02% of free disk space
09:34:04 - Number of big gaps: 167 (56.23% of all gaps)
09:34:04 - Size of big gaps: 15062327296 bytes, 3677326 clusters, 99.98% of free disk space
09:34:04 - Average gap size: 12383.94 clusters
09:34:04 - Biggest gap: 4735684608 bytes, 1156173 clusters, 31.43% of free disk space
09:34:04 These items could not be moved:
09:34:04   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
09:34:04           1        1600         1 D:\System Volume Information\MountPointManagerRemoteDatabase
09:34:04           5       20312         5 D:\$MFT::$BITMAP
09:34:04           1   166379520     40620 D:\$MFT
09:34:04           1        4096         1 D:\$MFTMirr
09:34:04           1        4144         2 D:\.::$SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR
09:34:04           1     2262600       553 D:\$Bitmap
09:34:04           1  1073741824    262144 D:\pagefile.sys
09:34:04   --------- ----------- --------- -----
09:34:04          11  1242414096    303326 Total
09:34:04 These items are still fragmented:
09:34:04   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
09:34:04           5       20312         5 D:\$MFT::$BITMAP
09:34:04   --------- ----------- --------- -----
09:34:04           5       20312         5 Total
09:34:04 The 25 largest items on disk:
09:34:04   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
[...]
09:34:04 Analyzing volume 'D:\temp\'
09:34:04 Starting JkDefrag for 'D:\temp\'
09:34:04 Phase 1: Analyze
09:34:05 Phase 2: Defragment
09:34:05 Phase 3: Fixup
09:34:05 Zone 1: Fast Optimize
09:34:05 Zone 2: Fast Optimize
09:34:05 Zone 3: Fast Optimize
09:34:05 Finished.
09:34:05 - Total disk space: 4294963200 bytes (4.00 gigabytes), 1048575 clusters
09:34:05 - Bytes per cluster: 4096 bytes
09:34:05 - Number of files: 32308
09:34:05 - Number of directories: 6514
09:34:05 - Total size of analyzed items: 846688256 bytes (0.79 gigabytes), 206711 clusters
09:34:05 - Number of fragmented items: 12, 0.03% of all items
09:34:05 - Total size of fragmented items: 125411328 bytes, 30618 clusters, 14.81% of all items, 2.92% of disk
09:34:05 - Free disk space: 2790141952 bytes, 681187 clusters, 64.96% of disk
09:34:05 - Number of gaps: 70
09:34:05 - Number of small gaps: 26, 37.14% of all gaps
09:34:05 - Size of small gaps: 724992 bytes, 177 clusters, 0.03% of free disk space
09:34:05 - Number of big gaps: 44 (62.86% of all gaps)
09:34:05 - Size of big gaps: 2789416960 bytes, 681010 clusters, 99.97% of free disk space
09:34:05 - Average gap size: 9731.24 clusters
09:34:05 - Biggest gap: 1183092736 bytes, 288841 clusters, 42.40% of free disk space
09:34:05 The 25 largest items on disk:
09:34:05   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
[...]
09:34:06 Analyzing volume 'D:\cardreader\CF\'
09:34:10 Ignoring volume 'D:\cardreader\CF\' because it is a removable disk.
09:34:10 Analyzing volume 'D:\cardreader\SD\'
09:34:11 Ignoring volume 'D:\cardreader\SD\' because it is a removable disk.
09:34:11 Analyzing volume 'D:\cardreader\MS\'
09:34:12 Ignoring volume 'D:\cardreader\MS\' because it is a removable disk.
09:34:12 Analyzing volume 'D:\cardreader\SM\'
09:34:13 Ignoring volume 'D:\cardreader\SM\' because it is a removable disk.
09:34:13 Analyzing volume 'D:\share\'
09:34:13 Starting JkDefrag for 'D:\share\'
09:34:14 Phase 1: Analyze
09:34:14 Phase 2: Defragment
09:34:14 Phase 3: Fixup
09:34:15 Zone 1: Fast Optimize
09:34:15 Zone 2: Fast Optimize
09:34:15 Zone 3: Fast Optimize
09:34:15 Finished.
09:34:15 - Total disk space: 68719726592 bytes (64.00 gigabytes), 16777277 clusters
09:34:15 - Bytes per cluster: 4096 bytes
09:34:15 - Number of files: 8262
09:34:15 - Number of directories: 563
09:34:15 - Total size of analyzed items: 39190970368 bytes (36.50 gigabytes), 9568108 clusters
09:34:15 - Number of fragmented items: 0, 0.00% of all items
09:34:15 - Total size of fragmented items: 0 bytes, 0 clusters, 0.00% of all items, 0.00% of disk
09:34:15 - Free disk space: 24783282176 bytes, 6050606 clusters, 36.06% of disk
09:34:15 - Number of gaps: 87
09:34:15 - Number of small gaps: 63, 72.41% of all gaps
09:34:15 - Size of small gaps: 729088 bytes, 178 clusters, 0.00% of free disk space
09:34:15 - Number of big gaps: 24 (27.59% of all gaps)
09:34:15 - Size of big gaps: 24782553088 bytes, 6050428 clusters, 100.00% of free disk space
09:34:15 - Average gap size: 69547.20 clusters
09:34:15 - Biggest gap: 22486556672 bytes, 5489882 clusters, 90.73% of free disk space
09:34:15 The 25 largest items on disk:
09:34:15   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
[...]
09:34:15 Analyzing volume 'D:\source\'
09:34:15 Starting JkDefrag for 'D:\source\'
09:34:15 Phase 1: Analyze
09:34:39 Phase 2: Defragment
09:34:39 Phase 3: Fixup
09:34:40 Zone 1: Fast Optimize
09:34:40 Zone 2: Fast Optimize
09:34:41 Zone 3: Fast Optimize
09:34:41 Finished.
09:34:41 - Total disk space: 17179770880 bytes (16.00 gigabytes), 4194280 clusters
09:34:41 - Bytes per cluster: 4096 bytes
09:34:41 - Number of files: 254554
09:34:41 - Number of directories: 50289
09:34:41 - Total size of analyzed items: 6557663232 bytes (6.11 gigabytes), 1600992 clusters
09:34:41 - Number of fragmented items: 2091, 0.69% of all items
09:34:41 - Total size of fragmented items: 334311424 bytes, 81619 clusters, 5.10% of all items, 1.95% of disk
09:34:41 - Free disk space: 8482029568 bytes, 2070808 clusters, 49.37% of disk
09:34:41 - Number of gaps: 470
09:34:41 - Number of small gaps: 445, 94.68% of all gaps
09:34:41 - Size of small gaps: 3403776 bytes, 831 clusters, 0.04% of free disk space
09:34:41 - Number of big gaps: 25 (5.32% of all gaps)
09:34:41 - Size of big gaps: 8478625792 bytes, 2069977 clusters, 99.96% of free disk space
09:34:41 - Average gap size: 4405.97 clusters
09:34:41 - Biggest gap: 7862018048 bytes, 1919438 clusters, 92.69% of free disk space
09:34:41 The 25 largest items on disk:
09:34:41   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
[...]
09:34:41 Analyzing volume 'D:\compiling\'
09:34:41 Starting JkDefrag for 'D:\compiling\'
09:34:41 Phase 1: Analyze
09:34:42 Phase 2: Defragment
09:34:42 Phase 3: Fixup
09:34:42 Zone 1: Fast Optimize
09:34:42 Zone 2: Fast Optimize
09:34:42 Zone 3: Fast Optimize
09:34:42 Finished.
09:34:42 - Total disk space: 5626089472 bytes (5.24 gigabytes), 1373557 clusters
09:34:42 - Bytes per cluster: 4096 bytes
09:34:42 - Number of files: 5492
09:34:42 - Number of directories: 157
09:34:42 - Total size of analyzed items: 1826660352 bytes (1.70 gigabytes), 445962 clusters
09:34:42 - Number of fragmented items: 2272, 40.22% of all items
09:34:42 - Total size of fragmented items: 1407795200 bytes, 343700 clusters, 77.07% of all items, 25.02% of disk
09:34:42 - Free disk space: 3096961024 bytes, 756094 clusters, 55.05% of disk
09:34:42 - Number of gaps: 332
09:34:42 - Number of small gaps: 230, 69.28% of all gaps
09:34:42 - Size of small gaps: 1822720 bytes, 445 clusters, 0.06% of free disk space
09:34:42 - Number of big gaps: 102 (30.72% of all gaps)
09:34:42 - Size of big gaps: 3095138304 bytes, 755649 clusters, 99.94% of free disk space
09:34:42 - Average gap size: 2277.39 clusters
09:34:42 - Biggest gap: 2715271168 bytes, 662908 clusters, 87.68% of free disk space
09:34:42 The 25 largest items on disk:
09:34:42   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
[...]
09:34:42 Analyzing volume 'E:\'
09:34:42 Ignoring volume 'E:\' because it is a removable disk.
09:34:42 Analyzing volume 'F:\'
09:34:42 Ignoring volume 'F:\' because it is a removable disk.
09:34:42 Analyzing volume 'L:\'
09:34:42 Starting JkDefrag for 'L:\'
09:34:42 Phase 1: Analyze
09:34:42 Phase 2: Defragment
09:34:42 Phase 3: Fixup
09:34:42 Zone 1: Fast Optimize
09:34:42 Zone 2: Fast Optimize
09:34:42 Zone 3: Fast Optimize
09:34:42 Finished.
09:34:42 - Total disk space: 40442880 bytes (0.04 gigabytes), 78990 clusters
09:34:42 - Bytes per cluster: 512 bytes
09:34:42 - Number of files: 2
09:34:42 - Number of directories: 1
09:34:42 - Total size of analyzed items: 40442368 bytes (0.04 gigabytes), 78989 clusters
09:34:42 - Number of fragmented items: 0, 0.00% of all items
09:34:42 - Total size of fragmented items: 0 bytes, 0 clusters, 0.00% of all items, 0.00% of disk
09:34:42 - Free disk space: 0 bytes, 0 clusters, 0.00% of disk
09:34:42 - Number of gaps: 0
09:34:42 - Number of small gaps: 0
09:34:42 - Size of small gaps: 0 bytes, 0 clusters
09:34:42 - Number of big gaps: 0
09:34:42 - Size of big gaps: 0 bytes, 0 clusters
09:34:42 - Biggest gap: 0 bytes, 0 clusters
09:34:42 The 25 largest items on disk:
09:34:42   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
[...]
09:34:42 Analyzing volume 'V:\'
09:34:42 Starting JkDefrag for 'V:\'
09:34:43 Phase 1: Analyze
09:34:49 Phase 2: Defragment
09:34:49 Phase 3: Fixup
09:34:53 Zone 1: Fast Optimize
09:34:54 Zone 2: Fast Optimize
09:34:56 Zone 3: Fast Optimize
09:34:59 Finished.
09:34:59 - Total disk space: 315785998336 bytes (294.10 gigabytes), 77096191 clusters
09:34:59 - Bytes per cluster: 4096 bytes
09:34:59 - Number of files: 98743
09:34:59 - Number of directories: 136
09:34:59 - Total size of analyzed items: 285458079744 bytes (265.85 gigabytes), 69691914 clusters
09:34:59 - Number of fragmented items: 1, 0.00% of all items
09:34:59 - Total size of fragmented items: 81920 bytes, 20 clusters, 0.00% of all items, 0.00% of disk
09:34:59 - Free disk space: 28746448896 bytes, 7018176 clusters, 9.10% of disk
09:34:59 - Number of gaps: 103
09:34:59 - Number of small gaps: 27, 26.21% of all gaps
09:34:59 - Size of small gaps: 712704 bytes, 174 clusters, 0.00% of free disk space
09:34:59 - Number of big gaps: 76 (73.79% of all gaps)
09:34:59 - Size of big gaps: 28745736192 bytes, 7018002 clusters, 100.00% of free disk space
09:34:59 - Average gap size: 68137.63 clusters
09:34:59 - Biggest gap: 22399946752 bytes, 5468737 clusters, 77.92% of free disk space
09:34:59 These items could not be moved:
09:34:59   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
09:34:59           1    67108864     16384 V:\$LogFile
09:34:59          20       80152        20 V:\$MFT::$BITMAP
09:34:59           1   656605184    160304 V:\$MFT
09:34:59           1        4096         1 V:\$MFTMirr
09:34:59           1        4144         2 V:\.::$SECURITY_DESCRIPTOR
09:34:59           1     9637024      2353 V:\$Bitmap
09:34:59   --------- ----------- --------- -----
09:34:59          25   733439464    179064 Total
09:34:59 These items are still fragmented:
09:34:59   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
09:34:59          20       80152        20 V:\$MFT::$BITMAP
09:34:59   --------- ----------- --------- -----
09:34:59          20       80152        20 Total
09:34:59 The 25 largest items on disk:
09:34:59   Fragments       Bytes  Clusters Name
[...]
09:34:59 Finished.

As you can see JkDefrag tries to defragment for example D:\source\ (instead of D:\source\*) which does not work. I don't know why because D:\ works fine.

[jeroen]

Ok here it is (I just removed the largest files list):

Ah. Thank you very much for the logfile. The coin has dropped, I finally understand what you mean. I have found the bug and have fixed it. Would you like to test the fixed version? You can download here:

[JDPower]

Ah. Thank you very much for the logfile. The coin has dropped, I finally understand what you mean. I have found the bug and have fixed it. Would you like to test the fixed version? You can download here:

Um, you forgot the link

[jeroen]

Um, you forgot the link

The link is there, but not on the same line. It's an attachment to the posting, see "JkDefrag-3.30b.zip" at the end of the posting.

[Lundholm]

Um, you forgot the link

The link is there, but not on the same line. It's an attachment to the posting, see "JkDefrag-3.30b.zip" at the end of the posting.

I don't see any link either. Maybe there is a general thing with links? 

[Itchy]

Um, you forgot the link

The link is there, but not on the same line. It's an attachment to the posting, see "JkDefrag-3.30b.zip" at the end of the posting.

Nothing's there Jeron. Here's a screenshot:

[Ratte]

The link is there, but not on the same line. It's an attachment to the posting, see "JkDefrag-3.30b.zip" at the end of the posting.

I see there none link and no attachment.

[jeroen]

I've looked in the settings of the forum - there are many - and have finally found something. Is the attachment visible now? It would be a lot easier if the forum showed me the exact same thing as what it is showing other people. But it doesn't. It's very confusing.

[Lundholm]

I've looked in the settings of the forum - there are many - and have finally found something. Is the attachment visible now? It would be a lot easier if the forum showed me the exact same thing as what it is showing other people. But it doesn't. It's very confusing.

Hi Jeroen,

The attachment is fine now.

I'm sure that you can also find the setting that changes the font of visited links. A little difficult, though, if you don't see the same as the rest of us. Maybe you should check your changes at a downtown net cafe with a separate user account? 

Cheers

[Sternenwanderer]

Ah. Thank you very much for the logfile. The coin has dropped, I finally understand what you mean. I have found the bug and have fixed it. Would you like to test the fixed version? You can download here:

Sorry for the late answer, but there were some real-life problems.
I tested the version and it works fine, thanks. I was just surprised that the 32-Bit version works under XP x64 .

But I have found a maybe similar problem:
I have my cardreader drives mounted to d:\cardreader\CF etc. And when JkDefrag tries to defrag them with no media inserted a message box pops up. See log:

Code:

16:54:18 JkDefrag v3.30b
16:54:18 Date: 2007/11/29
16:54:18 Commandline argument '-d' accepted, debug = 6
16:54:18 NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate is inactive, using LastAccessTime for SpaceHogs.
16:54:22 Starting JkDefrag for 'D:\cardreader\CF\'
16:54:25 Opening volume '\\?\Volume{4c8170fa-8d3e-11dc-a14c-806e6f6e6963}' at mountpoint 'D:\cardreader\CF'
16:54:25 Cannot defragment volume '\\?\Volume{4c8170fa-8d3e-11dc-a14c-806e6f6e6963}' at mountpoint 'D:\cardreader\CF'

[jeroen]

I tested the version and it works fine, thanks.

Thanks for testing and for the feedback, I appreciate it!

But I have found a maybe similar problem:

I would drop dead of amazement if JkDefrag managed to defragment a memorycard that is NOT inserted. I'm sure you would, too. So i must be missing something. Could you explain more please? Why do you say there may be a problem?

[Sternenwanderer]

I would drop dead of amazement if JkDefrag managed to defragment a memorycard that is NOT inserted. I'm sure you would, too. So i must be missing something. Could you explain more please? Why do you say there may be a problem?

Sure not even JkDefrag can defragment a not inserted memorycard . Let me try to clarify my problem:

My 'problem' is that a message box pops up which needs user interaction. The greatest thing (in my opinion) about JkDefrag is that it does all the work without user interaction. So it would be nice if JkDefrag could check if a drive is accessible before it tries to access it.

It's more a glitch than a real problem.