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From: chas@gtss.gatech.edu (Charles Cleveland)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Resident in 1.4
Message-ID: <341@gtss.gatech.edu>
Date: 3 Mar 89 15:20:55 GMT
References: <3291@hermes.ai.mit.edu>
Reply-To: chas@gtss.UUCP (Charles Cleveland)
Organization: Georgia Tech School of Physics
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In article <3291@hermes.ai.mit.edu> dzenc@hermes.UUCP (Daniel Zenchelsky) writes:
)All you have to do is add a command "Resident Restore" to recover the list.
)that way if you want to clear it, you just don't enter that command. 
)Like you don't mount rad: if you don't want it.

Not mounting rad: does not make it go away on a warm boot, at least with
1.3 Kickstart.  You can warm boot any number of times and still remount
an intact rad:.  I notice this because I don't use rad: in all configurations,
and in some of the non-rad: ones I've had occasion to notice that a
considerable amount of memory was tied up somewhere.

Instead of "Resident Restore" after booting, I think you want something like
RemRad (RemRes, perhaps?).  I suspect that you memory will still be tied up
whether you do the restore or not.
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