on 9/20/02 8:09 AM, Darren at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Last night, for grins, I made as big a RAM disk as my 7300 could-- >> which turned out to be about 30M-- and put a system folder with the >> 9.1 Finder and System. I booted it, and ran something called "Time >> Drive," I think it came with Silverlining. The RAM disk tested as >> being between 10 and 30 times faster than the real drives. >> I'm thinking about running 10.1.3 off a ram disk on my 8500. It has 768 mgs of ram so I ought to get a pretty good sized ram disk. How do I proceed? Just drag the System Folder to the ramdisk? Will XPostFacto show the ramdisk as a boot disk for restarting in X if I boot in 9? -- All the best, R.A. Cantrell
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