4D and the Disk Cache

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From: breck
Date: Mon, 27 Jul 1992 16:48

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I've just gotten 4D's demo package, and the sheet that tells you how
to install it says the Mac's disk cache in RAM must be turned off.
Why?!  I have my LCII performing beautifully with a fairly large
cache, I'm not willing to sacrifice the speed improvement it provides.
Must I do this with the full 4D package, too?  What the *@#%!!!
-- 
Liam Breck     breck@zonker.ecs.umass.edu

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