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Thanks. Your first link dislodged some cobwebs. I'm definitely confused after all these years. Yeah, it must have been the RAD: device that I copied my WB1.3 di

Thanks. Your first link dislodged some cobwebs. I'm definitely confused after all these years. Yeah, it must have been the RAD: device that I copied my WB1.3 disk to.

snvzz 7y ago
As an added note, ramdrive.device would use chip ram, which is not very clever as CHIP RAM is limited and precious, besides slow from a CPU perspective. There's third party RAD implementations that use FAST RAM instead.