INF: C 6.0 README: RAMDRIVE Documentation

ID Number: Q61244

6.00 | 6.00

MS-DOS | OS/2

Summary:

The following information is taken from the C version 6.0 README.DOC

file.

RAMDRIVE DOCUMENTATION

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Description

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RAMDRIVE.SYS is an installable device driver that lets you use a

portion of your computer's memory as if it were a hard disk.

Usage

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DEVICE=[d:][path]RAMDRIVE.SYS [disksize][sectorsize][entries][memtype]

<disksize> specifies the disk size in kilobytes (K). The default is

64K, and the minimum is 16K.

<sectorsize> specifies the sector size in bytes. The default size is

512 bytes. The following values are allowed: 128, 256, 512, and 1024.

<entries> specifies the number of entries allowed in the root

directory. The default value is 64; the minimum, 4; the maximum, 1024.

<memtype> specifies what kind of memory you want RAMDRIVE to use. The

following options are available:

- The /e option lets you use any installed memory above one megabyte

as a RAM disk. This option cannot be used with the /a option.

- The /a option lets you use memory on an expanded memory board that

is compatible with the Lotus/Intel/Microsoft Expanded Memory

specification. This option cannot be used with the /e option.

- If you omit the <memtype> option altogether, RAMDRIVE attempts to

set up a virtual drive in conventional memory.

Additional reference words: 6.00