Ramdisk libre pour Windows Vista, XP, serveur 2000 et 2003
- L'enregistrement de paramètres est
HKLM \ système \ CurrentControlSet \ services \ RRamdisk \ paramètres \
Pourquoi RRamdisk ? Puisque XP SP1 contiennent un conducteur de Ramdisk pour XP Embeded.
- Paramètre : DiskSizeM, DiskSizeK
Votre taille désirée de disque, l'unité est des bytes ou des K bytes de M. Le DiskSizeK a une priorité plus élevée.
- Paramètre : MediaType
Le type rapporté d'entraînement :
1 - Commande de RAM
2 - À support fixe (défaut)
3 - Médias démontables
4 - Disquette souple - Paramètre : DriveLetter
Nommé dites qu'il est, défaut est R :
- Paramètre : SectorsPerCluster
Votre taille désirée de faisceau, zéro pour la collecte de conducteur :
<="2M" FAT12, cluster="512
Vous pouvez indiquer une plus petite taille de faisceau, force préformatez comme FAT32.
- Paramètre : Image
Maintenu par le rdutil utlilty, principalement pour l'image de la charge initiale NTFS. Par exemple :
- Le ramdisk de charge, n'écrivent rien.
- Composez le ramdisk
FORMAT /FS : NTFS /Q /V : RamDisk /A : 512 R :
- Ajustez le fichier journal sur la taille minimum
CHKDSK /L : 2048 R :
- Remettez à zéro les droits d'accès
CACLS R:\ /G : BUILTIN \ Adminstrators : F
- Créez la structure nécessaire
MKDIR R:\TEMP
- Emballez l'image de disque et l'économisez à l'enregistrement
rdutil R : enregistrement
Notes :
- Vous devriez laisser RamDisk aussi propre que possible avant l'emballage, la taille emballée maximum d'image est 64K.
- L'image de disque seulement valide à la même taille de RamDisk, vous devriez recréer l'image de disque quand la taille a changé.
- Le formater interne de conducteur neutralisera si ce présent d'enregistrement, corrompu/taille-mal adaptent le congé de valeur un disque un-formated.
utilisation d'Utlility de rdutil:
- Image de secours d'enregistrement
le rdutil sauvent le nom de fichier
- Image d'enregistrement de restauration
nom de fichier de charge de rdutil
- Rapportez la taille emballée d'image
rdutil R :
enregistrement de rdutil
rdutil unpacked_fileDeuxième lecture DriveLetter de commande d'enregistrement, alors que le tiers emballe un dossier déballé d'image.
- Image d'emballage et économiser à l'enregistrement
rdutil R : enregistrement
- Image d'emballage et économiser au dossier
rdutil R : packed_file
- Déballage de l'image
le rdutil déballent unpacked_file packed_file
- Jonction du lien NTFS à Ramdisk
la température de lien de rdutil \
- Vous pouvez restructurer RamDisk excepté le type de supports de RAMDrive. Par exemple :
Type à support fixe :
FORMAT /FS : NTFS /FORCE /Q /V : RamDisk /A : 512 R :Type de RemovableMedia :
ÉCHO Y | FORMAT /FS : NTFS /FORCE /Q /V : RamDisk /A : 512 R :Vous pouvez placer votre commande de format au manuscrit de démarrage. Je ne recommande pas restructure au FAT, pre-formated RamDisk est plus efficace que l'autre format utililty.
- Appui de Pagefile - vous pouvez placer pagefile au type disque de FixMedia avec pre-formated le système. Si vous avez besoin de l'autre MediaType ou le restructurez, employez l'utilité d'addswap.exe :
addswap r:\pagefile.sys 16 32
Créez r:\pagefile.sys pagefile avec min=16M max=32M.
- Annuaire de la température - vous devriez placer l'annuaire de TEMP/TMP au sous-répertoire de la température, n'employez pas le répertoire racine.
- Point de jonction de NTFS à RAMDrive - vous ne pouvez pas créer le point de jonction de NTFS au type de supports de RAMDrive, fixe et le type de supports démontable devrait fonctionner.
- Compatibilité de Connectix VirtualPC - quelqu'un problème de rapport avec le volume de VirtualPC+physical/disque. Please set MediaType to RAMDrive/Removable.
- Mountpoint without DriveLetter
Clear DriveLetter registry value will not create Drive Letter for Ramdisk.
Attn. Don’t delete the DriveLetter registry, which fall to default R:. You can setup mountpoint/junction linking to this unnamed Ramdisk. Eg:
rdutil link C:\ramdisk
link C:\ramdisk to root of Ramdiskrdutil link C:\TEMP TEMP
link C:\TEMP to \TEMP at Ramdiskrmdir C:\ramdisk
rmdir can remove the link without clear target contentNoDriveLetter configuration isn’t recommended, because most AntiVirus software cannot realtime scan Volume w/o Drive Letter.
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August 22nd, 2008 16:13
not working with Vista x64 here…
August 20th, 2008 16:35
Hi there again. As posted earlier I have a very good working Vista 64 with 8G of RAM with paging file disabled, Quad Extreme 3Ghz. All of the paging is disabled on all of my disks… My machine keeps running very good. I can multitask between games and reget and music library and pokertracker…. and so on.
Still as pointed out in a lot of articles my system does not get beyond 3G of RAM usage when I check the logs…. So I have like about, more or less, 3G of ram which I would like to assign to a “removable” drive and put readyboost on it…
Problem:
1. I cannot install the ramdrive, it just says failed. I tried with the admin privilige.
2. It seems that the ramdrive cannot be set to act like “removable” media like USB stick.
To speed up my system i’m looking for some High Perf USB memory. Preferably 8G.
August 20th, 2008 06:47
sorry… I am on XP SP3 32bit.
August 20th, 2008 05:47
I just tried to use the program and it gave me a blue screen of death with a ’stop’ error. I selected 256MB and then the computer died. Can anyone help?
thanks.
August 18th, 2008 18:06
Phil,
You may be referring to “executive paging” - you can control whether the kernel mode drivers and code has to be swapped. See here:
Disable paging the executive to improve performance
http://www.metron.co.uk/reference/performance_tips/windows/win_tip23.html
August 18th, 2008 02:25
Putting the swapfile on RAMdrive will probably give a speed improvement, because Windows stupidly swaps parts of the kernel out ALL THE TIME, regardless of how much RAM you have available.
However, as Dan pointed out, it’s better to disable the swap partition. Putting it on the RAMdrive could crash your system if you use up your RAM.
August 18th, 2008 02:14
Warning: I stupidly tried to make a ramdrive of 3G, since I have 6G RAM, forgetting that Windows makes only a max of 3G available to processes.
Instead of giving a warning, it shut the computer off, and it wouldn’t boot again until I said to boot with last usable configuration.
If you haven’t put /3gb in your boot.ini, this would presumably happen if you tried to make a 2G ramdrive.
August 16th, 2008 10:45
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August 13th, 2008 00:00
Yojimbo,
except for the author of the post and a user that says he wants to put the swap in the ramdrive, nobody else recommend it. Putting swap file on ramdrive will be actually counter productive as CPU usage is going to increase. If you have plenty of RAM, rather than put the swap file in a ramdrive better disable virtual memory altogether.
Dan
August 12th, 2008 21:17
I don’t understand???
Many of you are saying that you put your swapfile on ramdisk which is not logical, because when your system eats all the ram then it use swapfile(fake, hard disk memory) and if the swapfile is on ramdisk then … error, error, error …
July 28th, 2008 21:56
UPS,
try running the app ‘as administrator’, otherwise it will keep you prompted for reboot and do nothing.
July 24th, 2008 11:14
Hmm. A small note.
DON’T USE A DISK SIZE OTHER THAN THE ONES IN THE LIST! It’s typeable, but if you enter, say, “1.25G”, it’ll promptly take your whole computer down with a blue screen.
Worse, if you aren’t lucky, your computer won’t even start back up - I’m guessing because those settings were saved and it tries again when you try booting! Ouch. Ouch ouch.
Other than that, well, it works fine - I just wish I could write in my own RAM disk size. It’s happily granular up to the 1G point, but then they start jumping obscenely high like 2G and 4G, etc… and there’s no in between. I needed a 1.25GB disk because 1.0 was too small and I needed the extra 256mb to work in… =(
But thanks for the tool anyway!
July 24th, 2008 09:55
OH MY GOD!
This is the best tool I’ve added to my collection in a long time!
I was Googling for a ram disk, but as noted, all I found was garbage payware RAM disk tools (whatever happened to a RAM disk that came with MS-DOS, Microsoft?). I was about to shell out $8 for a payware RAM disk driver that I couldn’t even tell worked, until I smacked my head straight and googled for “ram disk freeware”!
Now where can I donate those $8? This tool is perfect!
July 24th, 2008 05:49
Oh my god, whatever you use for your translations. Throw it away! The german translation is one of the worst that I’ve ever seen!
July 22nd, 2008 02:18
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July 15th, 2008 04:23
someone asked it before, but did not get an answer i think: is there any way to load the image to the ram disk without using the GUI provided? i would like to write the image at shutdown and load the image (already possible) at startup.
July 12th, 2008 05:10
How can I uninstall it under Vista?
I tried uninstall, it says reboot needed. before reboot rams disk seems deleted but after reboot it is back again.
Any ideas?