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Ramdisk disappears when OSX Lion goes to sleep #1

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dlee opened this issue Feb 18, 2012 · 9 comments
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Ramdisk disappears when OSX Lion goes to sleep #1

dlee opened this issue Feb 18, 2012 · 9 comments

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@dlee
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dlee commented Feb 18, 2012

I'm not sure if it's the diskutil ramdisk itself that unmounts or if OSX is triggering LogoutHook on sleep. I'm assuming it's the former.

@ideamonk
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Well, I stopped using ramdisk after switching to a newer dev machine and have been thinking of removing this project from github as I wouldn't be supporting it in coming time, that is, unless someone wishes to take ownership/testing/maintenance work. I strongly advise not to use this on Lion as it hasn't been tested on Lion at all.

@097115
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097115 commented Feb 19, 2012

dlee, try Esperance DV.

@dlee
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dlee commented Feb 19, 2012

I tried it it also ejects on sleep. :(
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dlee, try Esperance DV


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097115 commented Feb 25, 2012

dlee, it seems to me now that a ramdisk would eject while sleeping if it wasn't in use before going to sleep (it happened to me once right after I had closed my browser).

sorry, I can't verify it right now.

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dlee commented Feb 25, 2012

@097115 What do you mean in use? Do you mean you have to write to the ramdisk after mount to prevent ejection? I don't think that matters since Rambola would always write to the ramdisk as soon as it's mounted to restore data.

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097115 commented Feb 25, 2012

I mean placing some real cache on it -- Safari's, Chrome's, Finder's, etc.

Rambola only creates and mounts it, but do not uses.

@ideamonk
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I'll test it on Lion by this weekend. Would let you know my findings in sometime.

@everson
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everson commented Jul 21, 2013

Did someone test this on Mountain Lion? Do you still advise not to use it?

@ideamonk
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I don't use it anymore. So, I wont advise. You could try the script, watch its behaviour without shifting any data to see if it's safe.

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