i have p4 250 with 1g ram, with modern HD
(WD 120G and enable caching for system and framework, and another two disks,
one for Project, and second for DotNet install)
i want to speedup compiler.
have a way to work with virtual disk on memory, that all operation of R/W
to disk become faster, include framwork DLL?
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"Mttc" <m> wrote in message news:40********@news.012.net.il... i have p4 250 with 1g ram, with modern HD
(WD 120G and enable caching for system and framework, and another two
disks,
one for Project, and second for DotNet install)
i want to speedup compiler.
have a way to work with virtual disk on memory, that all operation of R/W
to disk become faster, include framwork DLL?
Could you be more specific about what you want?
Sounds like you want to set up a RAM drive. http://www.thetechzone.com/articles/ram_drive/
HTH,
Kent
"Mttc" <m> wrote in message news:40********@news.012.net.il... i have p4 250 with 1g ram, with modern HD
(WD 120G and enable caching for system and framework, and another two
disks, one for Project, and second for DotNet install)
i want to speedup compiler.
have a way to work with virtual disk on memory, that all operation of R/W
to disk become faster, include framwork DLL?
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