The only reason to not use the CF as VM is that compactflash does have a
limited life for writing to the media - it's in the millions of writes so
it may not be an immediate problem. You can READ from a CF unlimited
numbers of times tho. (There's a white paper on this on sandisk's website
I am in need of getting a usb/firewire pc card for my wallstreet 233 so
I can print to my printer, I am currently running 9.2 and may
eventually upgrade to 10.1 or 10.2 and would like to purchase a card
that I can use in 9.2 or X. Does anyone have any suggestions.
Also has anyone had luck
In a message dated 12/12/05 9:55:05 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Also has anyone had luck putting in 256m - 512m of ram in the
wallstreet without doing a sonnet upgrade or other motherboard upgrade?
256mb is easy; it just requires at least one of the 128mb so-dimm to be the
standard size to
Howard,
Greetings. Sure, I'd be interested in this URL. Incidentally, if I have enough
RAM for routine use, do I even need to turn on Virtual Memory at all?
Alternatively, if I reassign VM to the hard drive, what effect will this have
on hard drive spin-up?
Gary
Re: Update on my PB2400c
Using VM is up to the user--I never have used it, but I've been lucky
enough to have had enough memory for my applications. I suppose had I had
my 520c for example, with only the original 8mg vs the 36 that I ended up
with (36? I think that was the amount), I would have turned VM on.
A
Howard,
Greetings again. OK, I decided to turn off Virtual Memory. I notice the System
and apps are drawing more resources (particularly the System which has jumped
by almost 10MB with most of my apps open). I've regained some RAM using Audion
instead of iTunes (as was suggested). But I'm now
You could always run the programs and see how much memory each is using.
I think it's a case of YMMV. (The heavy users here can advise you better
than I can--I ask for more help here than I've given. :) )
On my 5300 and 520c I've been a big fan of RamDoubler--it does of good job
of using
