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Creating/Deleting, Junction, Point

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To delete or format an existing RAMDisk drive: ,(41. =`"' RAMDisk ? 6,6 - • nefk Ir. p3.1 ily1.../01 Xel •••!. EMI &Mkt, • fg MP= • MCI. - NM • 11.1.• • C. L Click or tap to delete the -existing RAMDisk drive _ Click or tap to format the existing RAMDisk drive The format function is available only if you enable the Dynamic Memory Allocation function on your disk. Creating/Deleting a Junction Point A junction point creates a link that remaps the original contents into the RAMDisk, enabling access to the desired application or data to be done purely within the original file location. Select the Junction tab to create your junction point n Click or tap the dropdown arrow to select your RAMDisk drive and fL its available storage space. CD 4:6 RAMDisk Click or tap to select where to create a junction point. Click or tap to finish - adding the new junction point. - Click or tap to delete the existing junction point. 4-56 Chapter 4: Software support

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To
delete
or
format
an
existing
RAMDisk
drive:
,(
41.
=`"'
RAMDisk
?
6
,6
-
•
nefk
Ir.
ily1.../01••••••••Xel
•••!.
EMI &Mkt,
p3.1
•
fg
MP=
•
MCI.
-
NM
•
11.1.•
•
C.
L
Click
or
tap
to
delete
the
—
existing
RAMDisk
drive
_
Click
or
tap
to
format
the
existing
RAMDisk
drive
The
format
function
is
available
only
if
you
enable
the
Dynamic
Memory
Allocation
function
on
your
disk.
Creating/Deleting
a
Junction
Point
A
junction
point
creates
a
link
that
remaps
the
original
contents
into
the
RAMDisk,
enabling
access
to
the
desired
application
or
data
to
be
done
purely
within
the
original
file
location.
Click
or
tap
the
drop
-
down
arrow
to
select
your
RAMDisk
drive
and
its
available
storage
space.
Select
the
Junction
tab
to
create
your
junction
point
RAMDisk
Click
or
tap
to
select
where
to
create
a
junction
point.
Click
or
tap
to
finish
—
adding
the
new
junction
point.
—
Click
or
tap
to
delete
the
existing
junction
point.
4-56
Chapter
4:
Software
support