Re: RamDisk
From: Don Burn (burn_at_stopspam.acm.org)
Date: 02/26/05
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Date: Sat, 26 Feb 2005 08:03:58 -0500
Please do not use filedisk. This is stolen software, the gentleman offering
it asked for a copy of a driver from fellow MVP Jamey Kirby, then stripped
Jamey's identification off of it and slapped on a GPL without permission.
The same individual has asked me and others to sreal from Microsoft, he is a
thief.
-- Don Burn (MVP, Windows DDK) Windows 2k/XP/2k3 Filesystem and Driver Consulting Remove StopSpam from the email to reply "Park, Sung-Jae" <darkpgm@kornet.net> wrote in message news:cvpa4q$g9e$1@news1.kornet.net... > Manny Silva ¾´ ±Û: >> Hi, >> >> I need to be able to allocate a block of memory and then fool the >> kernel >> into believing that it is a permanent drive. This is what the old >> ramdisk >> did, if I'm not mistaken. I need to be able to do this programatically >> (within an MFC app), and it would be nice if I could assign it a path >> that >> would not show up in the shell. It would also be nice if I could prevent >> this memory from being swapped out, though this is not absolutely >> necessary. >> Is there any way to accomplish such a task? I don't mind shelling out to >> a >> utility if necessary, so long as I can do everything without any user >> interaction (and preferably no flashing console windows during the >> process :o) >> >> I hope that this is the proper newsgroup for this question. If not, >> please >> point me in the right direction. >> > > there is an exapmle to implement ramdisk.(Using ddk, ramdisk/filedisk > driver) > It is free source, someone wirte it and open. > > unfortunately i forgot that URL. but you can find it easily on google. > > > if you want to implement it in user-mode, you should to hook the system > API.
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