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File Physical Address


  Author : bussolengo
  Date Published : 11/14/2003
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   bussolengo
I'm curently developing a prototype of a "disk-storage management system".
Since data is accesed rendomly, and coninuosly, it would be nice to have a way to detect and predict usage of data in hardisk.

A Part of this project is to locate file usage on the hardisk, to see which sector, cylinder, head of the hardisk are used the most!!!

I'm stuck at this particular point:
given a file, i have to find it's physical address location on hardisk.

Could you please give me a hand???

Thanks v. much

Ade



 
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