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10-14-1999 10:05 AM
10-14-1999 10:05 AM
RAM Disk
I am writing lots (approx 30,000 30K files) to a directory. I'm speculating
that by creating a RAM Disk the process will be quicker.
Can someone give me directions in creating a 1 or 2 Gig RAM DISK on a HP UNIX
10.20 system?
I know how to do it in DOS and SCO, but not with HP UNIX.
Thanks in advance,
RT
that by creating a RAM Disk the process will be quicker.
Can someone give me directions in creating a 1 or 2 Gig RAM DISK on a HP UNIX
10.20 system?
I know how to do it in DOS and SCO, but not with HP UNIX.
Thanks in advance,
RT
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10-19-1999 05:47 AM
10-19-1999 05:47 AM
Re: RAM Disk
Have you tried increasing your disk cache? If your kernel parameter dbc_max_pct
is lower than 25%, try increasing it. This may result in the performance
improvements you're looking for.
As for a RAM disk, I suspect there's a way to do it, but there isn't a
"supported" or "HP recommended" way.
is lower than 25%, try increasing it. This may result in the performance
improvements you're looking for.
As for a RAM disk, I suspect there's a way to do it, but there isn't a
"supported" or "HP recommended" way.
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