DiskTuna vs xfs_fsr
DiskTuna
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| Figure | DiskTuna | xfs_fsr |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | — | Free |
| Free plan | — | Yes |
| Free trial | Yes | — |
| Open source | — | — |
| Windows | Yes | — |
| Linux | — | Yes |
| Plans published | 1 | 1 |
| Spec score · Disk Defragmentation Software | 7.5 (#8) | 6.9 (#16) |
| Purpose | The JPEG-Repair Toolkit combines JPEG-Repair for repairing damaged photos with JpegDigger for recovering lost images. | xfs_fsr reorganizes mounted XFS filesystems by improving the layout of file extents one file at a time. |
Plans
In their own words
DiskTuna
DiskTuna’s JPEG-Repair Toolkit combines JPEG-Repair for damaged photos with JpegDigger for recovering lost images. It runs on Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11 and processes files locally on the PC, without uploading them to remote servers. JPEG-Repair addresses corrupt headers, invalid markers, bad-sector damage, and JPEG bitstream errors with visual feedback. It can recover JPEG data from corrupt RAW photos such as Canon CR2 and Nikon NEF files, and does not re-encode JPEG images. The demo shows low-resolution previews; the full version enables high-quality saves. Repairing a corrupt JPEG header requires a reference photo made with the same camera and settings. The toolkit specializes in JPEG and specified RAW formats and does not repair PNG files. The listed plan includes both tools and is billed at €29.00–€49.00, excluding applicable taxes. Downloads are unsigned and may trigger Windows SmartScreen warnings, including after updates. The maker offers a refund only when the demo works on the files but the full version fails on those same files.
xfs_fsr
xfs_fsr is a free Linux utility in the xfsprogs project that reorganizes mounted XFS filesystems one file at a time. It copies a target file to temporary storage, then atomically exchanges the data extents of the original and temporary files. With no arguments, it chooses files with the largest extent counts and attempts the top 10% on each pass. A default run lasts up to two hours and records its stopping point for later resumption. You can name filesystems or individual files, with one pass through each target. Targets must be mounted read-write; entries without that option are skipped. Files mapped in memory and files marked no-defrag are not processed. Reorganization needs enough free space to copy the target, with space less fragmented than the original. On quota-enabled systems, the owner also needs sufficient remaining file quota. The manual says system partitions generally do not need this utility and warns that moving bootloader files can prevent booting unless lilo is rerun before reboot.