There are only a few instances in which caching from one hard drive to another would result in improved performance. Disk caching always involves a write that wouldn't normally occur. This slows the system, but if a write to the cache can eliminate the need for a read from a slow drive then performance in increased. For best performance, only use RAM caching on hard drives. More information on caching is below .
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Disk Drive TuneUp uses Apple's PC Exchange control panel to mount DOS volumes. At this time, PC Exchange only supports 512 byte media. PC Exchange is also limited to mounting DOS volumes of 1 GB or less. FAT16 volumes DOS Mounter 98 does support 1K and 2K disks and FAT16 volumes. Our demo is good for 21 days.