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From: Szakacsits S. <sz...@si...> - 2004-03-01 18:15:14
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On Fri, 27 Feb 2004, Per Olofsson wrote: > Good point. One advantage with having a separate utility, however, is > that it can be made very small and doesn't have to be linked to > libntfs. This can be useful for boot floppies where space is > constrained, but since we're moving away from using floppies I guess > this isn't as important anymore. That's true. Floppies aren't really used anymore however space will matter for a while, e.g. now a commom limit is around 50 MB (USB stick, mini disk, etc) and people want to utilize it as efficiently as possible. > My program just looks in the root directory after it, so it doesn't > work with non-standard locations. But there can only be one > pagefile.sys in the root directory, right? Yes, only one case-sensitive. But there could be more case-insensitives. Which one is the right? Could its real location be somewhere else? Well, these last two questions are basically the same. Might pagefile.sys has data used between reboots, as sometimes Linux swap? Investigating the issue would take too much time and IMHO there are more important things to do. Of course this doesn't mean if one is interested in the answers is disallowed to research and investigate the issue. Actually I would be quite happy if one would have the time do it. Szaka |
