MonkderZweite, (edited )

Yes, but like @kuneho said, since “deleted” stuff only is marked as deleted (not wiped), there’s always a bunch of random on the “empty” space part of a disk, which compresses badly.

Do cat /dev/zero > /path/to/mounted/partition/zeroes and delete it after cat errored out because no space, to fill the “empty” space with zeroes.

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