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> > has anyone tried putting windows in a stacked ramdisk? is this possible? > Edmund. I haven't tried doing it--and I wouldn't, unless I had a veritable *buttload* of memory. If you use up all of it putting Windows on a RAM disk its sort of self-defeating because Windows will immediately start swapping to disk. Then there's the time of when you boot up, copying everything to the RAM disk, and when you're done, re-copying everything back to the hard drive before shutdown (otherwise you'd lose all modifications in .INI files, etc.). Too much trouble, if you ask me... ----- Randy Whittle whittle@chaph.usc.edu | My opinions are mine, but | USC School of Business (Fight on, 'SC Trojans!)| since I'm right, they should | (How's this for a snotty .sig? Well, I guess | be yours too. | it's better than an ASCII of a nude woman!)