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Subject: Contiguous disk allocation for a file..
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Hello!

    I wanted to know as to whether it is possible to create a new file, 
which has all its data blocks contiguous in the disk. If so, which is 
the system call?..

    Any info in this regard will be useful,
   
Thanks in advance,
Vinay.


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