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From: galvin@uo.utexas.edu (Peter Galvin)
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Subject: Re: Releasing RAM-DISK to free system memory
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Date: Wed, 21-Jan-87 10:28:13 EST
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Posted: Wed Jan 21 10:28:13 1987
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There is a nifty ram-disk program available from simtel20.arpa which allows
you to change the size of the ram-disk dynamically without rebooting.  There
are limits on the sizes allowed (I think the minimum size is 32K).  Sure is nice
to be able to say adjram +64 to increase the size of the ramdisk
when you have to put a big file on it (and adjram -64 when you're done).

I think the file is PD:<MSDOS.DISK-UTIL>ADJRAM.ARC.

I don't know that it will work on the ATT 6300 though...
					--Pete