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   Yves
   Member

   mikei
   eBoostr Team
   Eboostr in Dual Boot XP SP3 and Vista SP2
   Just in case you would like to specify cache file names for your OS manually (for multiboot system with same boot device for example). There is new DWORD registry value [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EBoost\Parameters]
   “CacheFileIndex” - DWORD value.
   For example “CacheFileIndex”= 1000
   Posted 4 weeks ago #

   Yves
   Member
   Thank you for your informations. I just don't know yet what is meant by "1000", is "1000" the file size or a file-cachename to be chosen by myself? For example, to be named in Windows 7 as "1000" and in XP Pro named "1001" ?
   Please give us an example how to use this registry entry for a multiboot of two OS, such as XP Pro and 7 Ultimate, thanks ;)
   Posted 5 days ago #

   Perhaps someone of the moderators here could answer, please?

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   byteboss
   Member

   Yves wrote:
   mikei
   eBoostr Team
   Eboostr in Dual Boot XP SP3 and Vista SP2
   Just in case you would like to specify cache file names for your OS manually (for multiboot system with same boot device for example). There is new DWORD registry value [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\EBoost\Parameters]
   “CacheFileIndex” - DWORD value.
   For example “CacheFileIndex”= 1000
   Posted 4 weeks ago #

   Yves
   Member
   Thank you for your informations. I just don't know yet what is meant by "1000", is "1000" the file size or a file-cachename to be chosen by myself? For example, to be named in Windows 7 as "1000" and in XP Pro named "1001" ?
   Please give us an example how to use this registry entry for a multiboot of two OS, such as XP Pro and 7 Ultimate, thanks ;)
   Posted 5 days ago #

   Perhaps someone of the moderators here could answer, please?

   I've noticed that every entry in eBoostr's application.ini file is preceded with 1000; I suspect it may be related to that registry entry. Perhaps it's used as an identifier for eBoostr's list of Priority Apps on dual-boot systems, or it's used as an identifier when multiple flash drives are used for eBoostr's cache. Like you said though, it would be helpful if someone from eBoostr's development team would explain it.

   Posted 2 years ago #

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