The default value is yes and the disk is mounted upon creation. Mount and make the disk available immediately. The default value is no and changes are not saved back to the associated image file. This value is only valid when an image file is used.

This value is only valid when the file system is FAT, FAT32, exFAT or NTFS. This value is required unless the image option is present. Can be specified as a number followed by a multiplier, e.g. Creates a RAM disk based on the image file specified.

The default value is RAW, for no file system. The former is mounted upon user logon, the latter is mounted upon system boot. Can be either logon-time disk or boot-time disk. Specify all to delete all the existing RAM disks.Īdds a new RAM disk based on the following case-insensitive parameters: Parameterĭisk type. Specify all to save all the existing RAM disks.ĭeletes an existing RAM disk. Saves an existing RAM disk to its associated image file. Specify /force before /unmount for forced unmount. Specify all to unmount all the existing RAM disks. Specify all to mount all the existing RAM disks. Disk definitions read from the file are appended to the existing ones and are not mounted. Reads RAM disk definitions previously saved to a file by the File - Export Disks command. Any RAM disk created with the console version is not visible in the GUI and disappears upon shutdown. To create an on-demand RAM disk from a service or script, use the console version called ramdiskc.exe located in the application folder. Note that these commands work with a running GUI instance of RAM Disk. These can be used as ramdisk.exe /switch:data. There is a set of command line switches that you can use to create, delete and manipulate RAM disks.

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