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I was responsible for creating a piece of shareware called 'RADBench' that part-eliminated the need for the second external disk drive, instead copying the esse
by urbandw311er 4y ago
I was responsible for creating a piece of shareware called 'RADBench' that part-eliminated the need for the second external disk drive, instead copying the essential utilities onto a re-usable RAM disk that survived reboot. It was a bit like having a hard drive, but without actually having to buy one!
- snvzz 4y agoBack in the day I wrote a simple script for setting a bootable RAD up, which I never shared because I thought it'd be pointless. It wasn't too hard. Just mount a ramdrive.device volume of enough size, mark it as bootable, copy the minimal files for it to be usable, or just icon.library, loadwb, a few commands and a startup-sequence.