larry@focsys.UUCP (Larry Williamson) (03/21/89)
We have an application were the overall machine efficiency can be
greatly enhanced if some temp files are left on a ram disk. We
don't want to have to ask the unsophisticated user whether there
is a ram disk, and what drive it is. We also have little to no
control over the setup of their systems.
Is there anyway we can determine if there is a ram disk mounted
and what drive letter it is?
We've tried using dos interrupt 1C, but the drive information returned
does not distinguish a ram drive from a hard drive.
Any other suggestions?
-Larry
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Larry Williamson -- Focus Systems -- Waterloo, Ontario
watmath!focsys!larry (519) 746-4918