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eBoostr Beta Program Forum » Tag: build cache - Recent Topics http://beta.eboostr.com/forum/tags/build-cache Beta Testers Forum en-US Fri, 10 Feb 2012 08:54:29 +0000 http://bbpress.org/?v=1.0.2 <![CDATA[Search]]> q http://beta.eboostr.com/forum/search.php jschling on "strange device detection" http://beta.eboostr.com/forum/topic/strange-device-detection#post-775 Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:11:58 +0000 jschling 775@http://beta.eboostr.com/forum/ I upgraded from version 538 to the new version 539 wihtout problems I removed the currently used SD-Card from Ebooster and deleted all content of the SD-Card Running the automated cache configuration I get the suggestio to use my system ram with 512 of 2GB RAM what seems OK During creation of the cache-file it already shows that it was building a cache file on drive D: (2nd partition of one physically HDD in my computer) and allocated 341 MB to Ebooster which is filled 100% Ebooster also assigned 3788MB of the 4GB SD-Card and filled it up to 28% Nw the Ebooster Control Panel shows me the SD-Card as device and also the harddrive D: - the icon for the harddrive has also a yellow exclamation mark on it but shows status active, 341MB but no speed. On the menu Edit > Add new cache device the option "System Memory" is active which has also the "system-memory-icon/sd-ram-picture", hidden system memory is not activated and the location of the file is the harddrive D: with 341MB Ram. The system cache drive slider next to the MB value shows 1811 of 2047MB total - thats looks like it uses SD-Ram memory for Ebooster. Checking drive D: I have now a hidden Ebooster-folder and a cache file of 341MB. I am aware that a SD-Ram cache file is stored on the harddrive of course but until now/former versions of Ebooster the "system memory" is shown in the Ebooster Control panel with the "system memory icon" and also named "System Memory". Now it is named "<partition name> Hard Disc (Active)" and has a HDD symbol (including a yellow exclamation mark). Only on the add new cache device menu the system memory is shown witht the correct icon. At least my Ebooster systray icon is not always jumping up and down like before when allocation system memory to Ebooster. BTW: using WinXPsp3professional on AthlonXP3200 with 2GB SD-Ram and a IDE133-HDD shigy21 on "The build of cache fails only after eBoostr is installed." http://beta.eboostr.com/forum/topic/the-build-of-cache-fails-only-after-eboostr-is-installed#post-390 Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:08:52 +0000 shigy21 390@http://beta.eboostr.com/forum/ Hi, Because the one that seemed to be trouble was discovered by chance, it reports. < System > eBoostr 4.0 (Build 536) Windows Xp Professional 32bit SP3 < Operations and Problem > 1. eBoostr is installed, and reboot. 2. After reboot, and the following dialog is displayed. 　　"You are running eBoostr for the first time." 　　"Would you like to select and enable a cache device right now?" 3. "Yes" it answers. 4. The cache device (ex.:System Memory) is allocate in "Configure Devices" window, and the "OK" button is clicked. 5. The following dialog is displayed. 　　"Do you want to build the cache file on this device now?" 6. "Yes" it answers. 7. However, cache is not build... The control panel is opened, it is displayed as follows. 　"System status: Active" 　"Drive: System Memory (Active)" 　"Cache fill: 0%" When "Build cache now" button is clicked, the cache build is usually begun. Thanks. syndre on "Always builds cache when burning DVD" http://beta.eboostr.com/forum/topic/always-builds-cache-when-burning-dvd#post-183 Fri, 18 Sep 2009 19:45:57 +0000 syndre 183@http://beta.eboostr.com/forum/ I have noticed this with eboostr 3, and now while testing v4, it is happening again. Every time (100% of the time) I burn a DVD, which is often, eboostr starts building its cache. The problem is that the added data transfer and CPU usage from the cache building makes the burning speed of the dvd drop significantly (from 12x down to between 0x and 1x). I just assumed it was just coincidence, but then I started canceling the cache build right when it starts, and within 10 seconds it will start building the cache again, automatically. This happens on both Windows XP SP3 and Windows 7.