Archive for August 28th, 2009
Ram disks are virtual disks that use RAM as super fast storage, with the "side effect" that they are not reboot persistent. Modern computers have a lot of RAM, and sometime one may need a super fast disk storage of a limited size to speed up some disk intensive tasks. On Linux you can mount [...]
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