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| − | '''Devf-ram''' is a ramdisk driver which allows you to use some of the Audrey's 32MB of RAM as a virtual disk drive. It is used by [[Infinity]] in many of his images and is available from [http://home.comcast.net/~kenzhao8/downloads.htm his site]. |
+ | '''Devf-ram''' is a ramdisk driver which allows you to use some of the Audrey's 32MB of RAM as a virtual disk drive. It is used by [[Infinity]] in many of his images and is available from [http://archive.is/20031212225052/home.comcast.net/~kenzhao8/downloads.htm his site]. |
==Instructions== |
==Instructions== |
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==External link== |
==External link== |
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| − | * [http://home.comcast.net/~kenzhao8/devf-ram devf-ram from Infinity's site] |
+ | * [http://web.archive.org/20031003180214/home.comcast.net/~kenzhao8/devf-ram devf-ram from Infinity's site] |
Latest revision as of 05:09, 13 November 2013
Devf-ram is a ramdisk driver which allows you to use some of the Audrey's 32MB of RAM as a virtual disk drive. It is used by Infinity in many of his images and is available from his site.
Instructions[]
Here are Infinity's instructions:
- You can create a Ram drive on Audrey's internal 32MB ram. This is a temporary storage folder and will disappear when Audrey is rebooted. You can add the commands to your boot.sh to have the ram drive created at boot.
- Download devf-ram from my website
- Put it in /bin
- Type:
Chmod a+x /bin/devf-ram
- Type:
devf-ram -s0,#M -c
- (# is 2,4,8,16, or 32)
- Type:
cd /dev
- (you should see fs2p0 or greater if not try a different # in step 4)
- Type:
flashctl -p/dev/fs2p0 -v -e -f
- You can store anything you want in /fs2p0 but it will be erased after a reboot. you can put step 4 and 6 in your /kojak/boot.sh to have the ram drive created at boot.