>> If you have a really good reason WHY you do this, I'd love
>> to hear it..
> I never understood why some people use the RAM disk for the cache. As the
> RAM disk is cleared everytime you reboot, it is NOT a cache, it's just a
> waste of cpu time and memory. The pages stay in memory without disk cache,
> too, as you said before.
I think this is a hold over from the old days when Voyager was very likely
to crash
while writing to cache and invalidate the partition where Voyager's cache
was
located. AFS was a reasonable alternative to ram but it had its problems.
Today,
PFS 3 negates the need for such action, and Voyager seldom performs that
kind
of crash AFAIK.
Doug Rudd
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