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Ramdisk in Windows Vista (64-bit I guess?)

Genecks
in Computer Science

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Alright, I tried install a ramdisk in Windows Vista (strangles self) ... the other day... and it didn't fly too well. I tried doing it by reading some documentation about the ramdisk.sys file created for Windows 2000 and such.

 

Yeah, I could just download someone's program and try that, but the whole pay for it otherwise use the evaluation doesn't fly with me.

 

Ramdisk is pretty nice. I like it. Makes me feel warm and cozy inside. Unfortunately, I can't create it manually in Vista. I could use Linux, but the alsaconf issue with hda-intels isn't flying well with me, because I like sound and techno and messing on a computer while listening to techno....

 

*ahem*

 

Anyone know of a way that is totally free?

Otherwise, does anyone know how exactly these people selling their programs are doing this?

 

Do linux distros with QEMU in Windows create untouchable ramdisk?

I rarely spend time in a Windows distro these days.

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