RAM Disk in UNIX

[Wm E. Davidsen Jr]

In article <1170 at gistdev.gist.com> flint at gistdev.gist.com (Flint Pellett) writes:

| Several people pointed out that ISC already has a RAM disk capability
| built in. 

SCO has support as well, although they tell you (correctly) that in most
cases your system will run better with the memory as memory. They also
allow a device which is shared by processes and which goes away when the
last processes closes it. Handy.
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