I'm trying to find the differences between ramdyn.exe and imdisk.exe. Running both with the /? flag suggests to me that there is a lot of overlap in their functionality. I've done a bunch of web searches to try to educate myself, but the most interesting links point to a domain that appears to be offline (reboot.pro).
edit: My original post was just a couple of statements. I really should include at least one question, so here's three:
What are the important differences between the two utilities?
Is there documentation somewhere that I've missed?
Is reboot.pro expected to come back online?
Last edit: clarkn0va 2022-12-15
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RamDyn.exe creates dynamically allocated ramdisks. Imdisk.exe does everything but that (it can also mount images files without creating ramdisk).
RamDyn was originally designed to work with the GUI. So for additional informations, check out RamDiskUI.exe : Advanced -> Dynamic RamDisk Parameters. There are tooltips for each field.
reboot.pro : we just have to wait...
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I'm trying to find the differences between ramdyn.exe and imdisk.exe. Running both with the /? flag suggests to me that there is a lot of overlap in their functionality. I've done a bunch of web searches to try to educate myself, but the most interesting links point to a domain that appears to be offline (reboot.pro).
edit: My original post was just a couple of statements. I really should include at least one question, so here's three:
Last edit: clarkn0va 2022-12-15
RamDyn.exe creates dynamically allocated ramdisks. Imdisk.exe does everything but that (it can also mount images files without creating ramdisk).
RamDyn was originally designed to work with the GUI. So for additional informations, check out RamDiskUI.exe : Advanced -> Dynamic RamDisk Parameters. There are tooltips for each field.
reboot.pro : we just have to wait...