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Memphis V2.08 is now superseeded by a StrongARM compatible version.
However, functionality of Memphis was changed - slave filing systems
are no longer supported, so I thought that some of you might still
be interested in that version. I have kept all the original files
in the old directory:
old/
mem208bin.spk  Release 2.08 (binary-only) of Memphis (MemFS),the
               only dynamic ram disk for the Arc. This is the first update
               since almost 2 years,with support of 30 character filenames
               on common filing systems(!), improved filer,and support of
               real-time compression via 'Squash'.
mem208src.spk  10/09/93 Release 2.08 (source-only) of Memphis. This
               includes a new C-'FSLib' that provides facilities to do
               D.I.Y FileSwitch filing systems (like MemFS).
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checkcmos.spk  Guards your cmos ram, reports changes
               more info in checkcmos.info
memory.spk     Shows memory usage (from Taskmanager) in pie form,
               in window,or small on iconbar.
memorypie2.zip  shows a pie diagram of how much memory is used
memphis.spk    V2.11, dynamic ram disc with compression, long filenames,
               unlimited number of files per directory
memphissrc.spk V2.11, full C source distribution of Memphis
               includes "FSLib" for easy development of a 
               FileSwitch-based FS
updatememc.zip v0.26 - fixes a bug in the MEMC1 handling
virtual.spk    Release 0.37 of !Virtual,up to 24MB of virtual
               memory in a shell (+taskwindow).Works with gcc and DDE.
               This version supports more SWI call support has support
               for 'Task input' from taskwindow applications and a real
               Acorn SWI chunk number. This is the binary-only version.
virtualsrc.spk Release 0.37 of !Virtual. This is source-only.
watchmem.zip   WatchMEMC will look out for the specific call
               SYS"OS_UpdateMEMC",&F0,&F0 and prevent it from
               occuring. This is *good*, because on some of the new  
               machines (ie post-RO2) this hangs/crashes the computer.