Greetings:
The "Battery Tips" file in my PB 190 recommends creating a RAM disk
as a startup disk to knock down running the hard drive all the time, as
well as use mostly text editors over word processors to kill constant disk
access. I know how to create a RAM Disk of course, but what's the minimum
required files needed to turn it into a "startup" disk and is it really
that effective?
Thanks all!
James Greenidge
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