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Great news! Plus an easier way.
this is a great tip, but here's my problem:
UNIX script --This is what happens when i'm REALLY bored.
Me again, I answered my own question. I don't know how efficient it is, but here's my script:
UNIX script --This is what happens when i'm REALLY bored.
I've made a Perl script to call the necessary commands: download it here
Unlike the other suggestions so far, this one also lets you specify the name of the disk and does some error simple error checking.
Usage: ramdisk MB_size [name]
e.g.
ramdisk 10 mydisk
ramdisk 20
If you don't give a name, it defaults to "untitled".
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