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> There is one exception - a disk cache. This will cache blocks read into
> memory from disk so that they don't have to be read-in again. For example
> the first time you load the finder, it loads at floppy speeds. The second
> time, it comes in at RAMdisk speeds. This has certain advantages and 
> disadventages to a RAMdisk which is pre-loaded at boot time. It is safe
> to say that a disk cache (such as the turbobuffer) is in the same
> realm as a ramdisk as far as functionality is concerned.
> 
> 						Gus Fernandez

If you look at page 472 of the May Byte you will see an announcement
for a disk cache for the Macintosh called TurboCharger. It appears
to be only intended for Fat Macs and costs $95.