gonX

A good idea would be to just put a long zero file on your harddrive. Just do this under Linux:

Then wait till it's finished. It should make a huge file named delete under your home folder, which you can delete when it's finished. The compression ratio should be much better than it otherwise would be.

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Psycho666

so that would overwrite my free disk space with zeroes, and that can be deleted?
or am i wrong?

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gonX

Yes, it will take up all the free space and almost fill it up with 0's. You can then delete the file afterwards and you'll get a better compression ratio on the save.

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Psycho666

wow, i'm loving Linux more and more
definitely gonna do this!
thanx gonX

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