As with any PM only drive - in Device Manager made it Removable, set letter, made it non Removable. And as drive can stopped and started in Device Manager - no reboot needed (if no swap file on this drive, of course).
>It seems that this is the first full-fledged PSE ramdisk in history that
installs and works directly under WINDOWS!
The first PSE drive for Windows was made by Intel for Windows NT 4.0 ~ 25 years ago
>It would be nice if someone (who already uses such hardware) checked this right away.
You have to know already that I'am running one of my Windows 98 SE on Core i7 10700...
>the question also arises of the compatibility of RAMDRV4M with more promising hardware
There is no problem for compatibility for pure protected mode software. The problem of RLoew's solution is transition from real mode code that drives something to protected mode code that access memory and back.
>and a message appeared on a blue background "Windows The volume that
was removed had open files on it. Next time please check first to see if the volume can really be
removed. Press any key to continue."
Read readme...
> Is it really in RAM?
Read readme...