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From: Kevin Black@BRL.ARPA
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Subject: Problems with //gs Ramdisk
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Date: Tue, 13-Oct-87 16:27:05 EDT
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I was having the same problems with the //GS Ramdisk and found a 
solution. Like so many other people I set the ramdisk to dynamically allocate 
memory. Evidently this causes some sort of problem. The solution is to set the 
Minimun and maximum ramdisk sizes to the same number and for good measure  to 
format the ramdisk. I don't know why but this seem sto work. Good luck.

Kevin Black
 
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