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From: Szakacsits S. <sz...@si...> - 2003-04-26 15:57:38
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On Sat, 26 Apr 2003, Anton Altaparmakov wrote:
> Your answer is that you need to read our docs more carefully. In
> particular you will find your mft record contains an $ATTRIBUTE_LIST
> attribute which tells you where you can find further $MFT/$DATA attribute
> extents and those will tell you where your mft records are located.
>
> > Now in one XP machine, the MFT looks peculiar. In that
> > machine, the delete form windows explorer is very slow
> > (takes 1 min. to delete).
[...]
> > The XP partition is a freshly formatted one with quite
> > a few files in it.
Ahh, you mean you have _a lot of_ files ("quite a few" = lot), you wrote
you have "0 81816576 MFT entries" (I thought you just made a copy-paste or
whatever mistake, it didn't make any sense). If it's indeed almost 82
million MFT entries then I don't wonder. Usually people have 30-200
thousands. Rarely I've seen a couple of millions but never 82 millions. If
it's true then you might have found an ineffciency feature in the Windows
NTFS driver.
Szaka
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