Is there any way to manually load a filesystem to RAM manually (e.g. via shell prompt)?  I just finished a "self-made" linux filesystem with minimal Apache on 2 disks (boot and root).  Right now, the html directory is stored on a 3rd disk, but I want to "plug-in" this directory to RAM as well.
 
So:
 
/dev/ram0 is /,
 
and the html filesystem will probably be /dev/ram1 if successful.
 
TIA!
 
Joon

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