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from: Mike Powell
date: 2003-10-31 18:15:00
subject: ramdisk

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From: Mike Powell 
Date: Fri, 31 Oct 03 18:15:00 +0100
Subject: ramdisk
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MG>anyway, a real good, free, and easy to use RAMDISK is a file called
MG>xmsdsk.exe, it's a small file and completely self contained, to see how ot
us
MG>it just type xmsdsk /? at the command prompt, a google search should turn it
MG>fairly easy... sometimes it's zippped up in a file called something like
MG>furd_19.zip or similar, which as some txt files and another ramdisk...

I use it now on my DOS machines, including the one that runs the BBS.  It
uses less RAM than the RAMDRIVE that came with MS-DOS 6.22.  I've never
had a problem with it.

Mike
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