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<blockquote data-quote="Perls" data-source="post: 801148" data-attributes="member: 98361"><p>Maybe the newer versions allow you to create a disk that survives reboot from the graphical UI,</p><p>otherwise you can simply drop a bat file in the windows startup directory. Somthing like this:</p><p></p><p>imdisk -a -s 4000M -t vm -m R: -p "/fs:NTFS /q /y"</p><p></p><p>This command creates an empty 4GB NTFS formated disk with drive letter R:</p><p></p><p>It is also possible to enable compression but it is of little use if the disk is used for</p><p>timeshift files with mpeg-2/4 material. (Mainly increases cpu-usage with little to none extra</p><p>compression)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Perls, post: 801148, member: 98361"] Maybe the newer versions allow you to create a disk that survives reboot from the graphical UI, otherwise you can simply drop a bat file in the windows startup directory. Somthing like this: imdisk -a -s 4000M -t vm -m R: -p "/fs:NTFS /q /y" This command creates an empty 4GB NTFS formated disk with drive letter R: It is also possible to enable compression but it is of little use if the disk is used for timeshift files with mpeg-2/4 material. (Mainly increases cpu-usage with little to none extra compression) [/QUOTE]
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