Re: Slot usage advice sought

[Forty Two <FourtyTwo@NoAddress.invalid>]

On Fri, 18 Feb 2005 19:00:01 -0800, "Michael J. Mahon"
<mjmahon@aol.com> wrote:

>> Do the drive interface cards draw much power when they are not being
>> used?
>
>Those are all very "cool" cards--you have no heat worries.
>
>That would remain true even with a memory expansion card.
>
>-michael
>
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I put the slinky in slot 4, and I see it comes up as /RAM4. I assume
the '4' is based on the slot number? I have some programs that assume
the ram drive is /RAM. The dinky ram drive on the 80 col card is
coming up as /RAM, and the programs attempt to use it (it of course is
much too small).

Is there a way (assuming I didn't want to yank out the 80 col/64K
card) that I could have the system name the slinky card /RAM? I tried
renaming it in system utilities as an experiment, but this didn't
appear to do the trick.

The alternative is hunting and pecking through code. I forget if there
was a better way to edit Apple Basic code, than with the built in
basic editor.