If I cp /etc/fstab /dev/ram1, I get an I/O error, and when I cat /dev/ram1
to see if anything made it in, it turns out that only the first 1024 bytes
make it, and then I get a second I/O error on the read.
I have a project that requires very fast access to files.. The problem is
that my hard drives arent the fastest in the access time department, so I
was going to copy the file I needed to the ramdisk, then use it from there,
and then freeramdisk to return the used memory to the system.
Am I doing somthing wrong? or is this a bug? It seems like this should
work according to the docs.
I'm running a non-SMP 2.1.118 with the ramdisk enabled w/64Mb.
-Chuck
rossc@cs.colostate.edu
main(){char *s="\0\0\0\10\10\10\0\177AAc\0\0\177\10\10p\0\08@@8\0\0000\
HH\0\0\177\20(D\0000HH0";int i,j=-1;while((i=j++)<6)while(++i<36+j)
putchar(i-j==35?'\n':s[i]&1<<j?'*':' ');}
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