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Punkyclown
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CFO: card as Memory Posted on 19-Mar-2019 15:58:04
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| Hi All, Does anyone know if it’s possible to use an ssd card in CFO: slot as fast ram? I have a stock A1200 and have no money for accelerator cards with extra ram. It’s amazing to me how little I can do with just stock ram. Thanks, Any help will be much appreciated. Brad Hansen |
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Re: CFO: card as Memory Posted on 19-Mar-2019 16:24:03
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No, but you could get a PCMCIA RAM card. They'e 16-bit and slow, but it will add additional RAM. |
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Re: CFO: card as Memory Posted on 20-Mar-2019 16:22:53
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If it works as a storage medium, perhaps a Virtual Memory program can make use of it as memory? I never tried any VirtualMemory programs, so I dont know if they will work for this purpose. But I did notice at least one version on aminet that did not require MMU to work. |
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Re: CFO: card as Memory Posted on 20-Mar-2019 22:02:37
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| Any card that you plug in can only be addressed though its device driver. It follows that all references to the card's contents, whether arranged as a memory address range or a file system, will always be much, much slower than "main" memory.
It may be best to use the card as an external disk, with a suitable file system.
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Re: CFO: card as Memory Posted on 21-Mar-2019 10:11:29
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