OK, thanks, I'll try that then.
Hi everyone, I'm thinking about regrouping my Temp/Tmp folders and pagefile under the same roof instead of having two separate RAM disks. Since I'm running a .bat file that creates the RAM disk where the pagefile resides (the other is set via GUI), I'd like to know what commands I must add to it so that the disk is initiated, set to the proper size and file system, then points both user and system temp folders to it.
OK, I'm not sure I understood everything in your last post so here's what I did: I copy-pasted swapadd.exe onto the C:\Programmes\AIM Toolkit folder, then edited my .bat file with the complete path of both aim_ll and swapadd and now it's working. Thanks for your help! I'm still not sure what difference placing a pagefile in the RAM disk is going to make, but I wanted to try anyway.
EDIT: it doesn't work. "aim_ll" isn't recognized as a command. Do I have to manually add AIM to the Path? I also tried "aim_cli" just in case, same result.
EDIT: it doesn't work. "aim_ll" isn't recognized as a command. Do I have to manually add AIM to the Path?
OK thanks, I'll try. Is that "ll" or "II" (two lower case L's or two upper case i's)? I'll copy-paste from your post, but just in case I need to type further down the road, you know...
Hi everyone, I finally adopted AIM Toolkit since ImDisk is now defunct (RIP 😢), but I don't know if I can create a pagefile in a RAM disk the way I used to with ImDisk. The syntax I used looked like this (just an example): imdisk -a -s 6G -m P: -p "/fs:ntfs /q /y" swapadd P:\pagefile.sys 256M 5G Swapadd is located in my Windows\System32 folder and ready to go, but I don't know: a) If AIM Toolkit supports it; and b) How to edit the command line above to make it work. 😐
OK, got it. I've uninstalled ImDisk and installed AIM instead. So far, so good. Thx!