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README.TXT
Upload User: linklycbj
Upload Date: 2009-11-12
Package Size: 447k
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Category:
Windows Develop
Development Platform:
WINDOWS
- The LPFS sample is the Low Performance File System discussed in the text. It's
- intended for use in conjunction with the RAM disk driver that's part of the
- PortDriver sample for Chapter 15.
- AEP.H on the Windows 95 DDK contains a syntax error in the definition for the
- AEP_rpm_change structure. You should copy the corrected version of AEP.H from
- this subdirectory to your DDKINC32 directory before building this sample.
- To build this sample, first prepare your system according to the general directions
- in the root directory of this disc. Then open the LPFS project within Microsoft
- Developer Studio.
- To test, build and install the RAM disk driver as described in the README.TXT for
- the PortDriver sample in Chapter 15. Add a "device=" line to SYSTEM.INI to load
- LPFS.VXD from this sample directory. Then restart your system. Operations on the
- RAM disk will use LPFS, which means you can read, write, and rename the one file
- you see in the root directory. Clean up by deleting the RAM disk and removing the
- "device=" statement from SYSTEM.INI.