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Andyistic
As you know, most of the USB memory sticks available today are not suitable
for Vista ReadyBoost.
There are a few, but those are hard to find and expensive.
I found out today, doing some tests with Linux, that those micro-SD memory
chips (the kind used by most cell phones) are suitable for ReadyBoost.
You just need a card reader to connect the chip to the computer.
As an added bonus, these chips can also be used to boot the computer with a
small operating system, such as MS-DOS, or even Linux.
Unfortunately, we're still limited to 4 GB on these things.
If you need more space, you will have to go with the full USB modules
instead.
-- Andy
for Vista ReadyBoost.
There are a few, but those are hard to find and expensive.
I found out today, doing some tests with Linux, that those micro-SD memory
chips (the kind used by most cell phones) are suitable for ReadyBoost.
You just need a card reader to connect the chip to the computer.
As an added bonus, these chips can also be used to boot the computer with a
small operating system, such as MS-DOS, or even Linux.
Unfortunately, we're still limited to 4 GB on these things.
If you need more space, you will have to go with the full USB modules
instead.
-- Andy