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ERAM (Open Source RAM Disk) Development

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Zero3K:
It would be nice if someone could get it to work on Windows 10 (64-bit). Its driver and source code can be downloaded by going to https://github.com/Zero3K/ERAM.

f0dder:
Did you write this, or get the source from elsewhere and dump it on GitHub?

Are there anything particularly interesting about this RamDisk, compared to ImDisk?

Zero3K:
1. I got the source from the latest archive of it that is available on its homepage (which is located at http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA000363/).
2. Its faster according to the benchmark I put on the repo and smaller in size.

f0dder:
So you just snatched that code and stuck a GPLv3 on it?

Size doesn't really matter for a driver (as long as it's not grotesque), speed does - I don't see a benchmark on the GitHub repo, though, only a single CrystalDiskMark screenshot, which doesn't tell anything without a point of reference.

Zero3K:
1. Yes.
2. Ok. You can find a comparison of some RAM Disks at http://phase.s214.xrea.com/module/techreport/ramdisk/.

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