Re: Persistent Storage on WinCE 5.0

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Huh? Windows Mobile 5 devices, at least my limited sample of two: JasJar
and K-Jam, persist all of the filesystem. There is no place in the
filesystem, unless you install some sort of RAM disk to intentionally use
RAM as storage, where a file is not persisted through a soft reset. What
vendors seem to be using RAM as storage? Why do you think that they are
doing do (what statement leads you to believe that they are)?

Paul T.

"fairycat" <fairycat@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>
> As you guys knows, PS sounded good to me. Now I'm wondering if vendors
> are working on it or not. As I know, I haven't heard that kind of news
> so it makes me bit worry. Does anybody can tell any information about
> it? It seems like vendors are still using Ram as storage.
>


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