Dynamic Memory App For OS 8

[Antonio Malcolm]

Several people have asked me about the dynamic memory protection / 
allocation software.
I've read it works very well with Ram Doubler.
Here is a link.
http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/2007

The compact flash solution wouldn't have a direct impact on the system 
memory, and such wasn't my intention. It would be used as VM, using RAM 
Doubler, to free up some hard drive usage. Some folks boot from Compact 
Flash, but, I don't see myself going that far with it. Given the 
average speed of laptop hard drives, I think using CF for VM can only 
help. I would think freeing up hard drive cycles alone would help 
things along? If someone has tested such a setup to disprove it, feel 
free to let me know.

I could always buy a faster hard drive, but the 5400 and 7200 RPM 
laptop drives are still a tad pricey, especially considering I am also 
beefing up my G4 with faster SCSI drives, and, as it is my primary 
workstation, it needs the money more than the 2400. When 5400rpm drives 
drop in price, I'll pick one up.

In regard to the OS X on 2400c in Japan issue ( tho I didn't think 
folks would make it such an issue, but SHEESH ), many of the Japanese 
2400 mod pages I visited show them running X. Many of the same also 
happen to have the G3 clocked to 500, and the bus clocked up, as well ( 
tho I think you're running with the devil, at that point ).

I ran X, decently, on a 233 / 512k L2 Wallstreet, which isn't a huge 
leap over the 2400, so I think running X a 500mhz overclocked 2400c 
wouldn't be torture. No, not as good as a Pismo, but not misery, either.

I don't take that to mean ALL of them, so why receiving some 2400s from 
Japan without X would preclude the fact that many Japanese do run it I 
dunno, keeping in mind there are obviously a lot of these things over 
there. Mea Culpa, anyhow.
*SIGH*

My apologies if this reply comes off a bit rash. It seems a few of the 
replies I've received have been more about proving how much more than 
me other folks know, as opposed to actually helping with ideas.
That's all I was doing in the initial post: tossing out a few ideas on 
how to run my setup, and inquiring as to how others run theirs.
For those who have been constructive thus far, thanx :-)

I'd like to hear from folks who have actually run X on a 2400, to lend 
some first-hand experience.
And Linux. I'm very interested as to what's available and what works 
well.


As per the keyboard, I'd love to get my hands on one. Blue, tho I think 
Pink would garner lots of attention, especially from the ladies ;-)
again, I've seen many MANY colors on the various Japanese mod sites. 
Orange would be kinda' cool, tho I doubt I'd find one in the states.

Anyone have an extra?

-Antonio