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Article #3971Is there an Equivalent to the DOS RAM disk on DEC 5000?
From: Rodney Campbell
Date: Mon, 20 May 1991 00:06
Date: Mon, 20 May 1991 00:06
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A group is attemting to porting a PC program to the DEC. The program uses
temporary files which are stored in a RAM disk on the PC. Is it possible
to have this feature on a DEC 5000?
I have no DEC machines here so I am not a member of this news group. Could
any replies of the feasability/method be send to me direct via EMail.
Thanks,
Rodney....
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